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Keyphrases
Protesters
100%
Hong Kong
89%
Violence
72%
Democracy
47%
Political Violence
42%
Citizen Attitudes
42%
Survey Experiment
42%
Adaptation
42%
Resilience
42%
Social Influence
42%
Self-censorship
42%
Autocratization
42%
Democratic Backsliding
42%
Adaptive Resilience
25%
Extradition
25%
Law Amendment
25%
Cohesion
18%
Violent Protest
16%
Denunciation
12%
Use of Violence
11%
Network Frequency
8%
Value-expressive
8%
Democratic Resilience
8%
Expressive Behavior
8%
Critical Judgment
8%
Network Homogeneity
8%
Political Environment
8%
Political Change
8%
Adaptive Rate
8%
Political Reality
8%
Social Trust Network
8%
2019 Protests
6%
Moral Preferences
6%
Conventional Wisdom
6%
Physical Violence
6%
Public Preferences
6%
Physical Harm
6%
Contentious Politics
6%
Political Behavior
5%
Popular Protest
5%
Socio-political Attitudes
5%
Nonviolence
5%
Dissent
5%
Panel Survey
5%
Focus Group Interviews
5%
Anti-Extradition Bill Movement
5%
Civic Engagement
5%
State Decisions
5%
State Violence
5%
Psychological Well-being
5%
Political Upheaval
5%
Politicians
5%
Peaceful Protest
5%
Population Survey
5%
Public Sentiment
5%
Scholarly Attention
5%
Survey Panels
5%
Direct Persuasion
5%
Family Members
5%
Daily Life
5%
The Self
5%
Multiple Mechanisms
5%
Observational Learning
5%
Further Analysis
5%
Authoritarianism
5%
Authoritarian Regimes
5%
Microfoundations
5%
Emotional Response
5%
Ordinary Citizen
5%
National Security Law
5%
Risk Perception
5%
Individual Choice
5%
Social Sciences
Hong Kong
90%
Democracy
48%
Survey Experiment
42%
Self censorship
42%
Democratic Backsliding
42%
Social Influence
42%
Law
31%
Political Behavior
14%
Public Sentiment
14%
Nonviolence
14%
Popular Protest
14%
Focus Group
14%
Civic Participation
14%
Comparative Study
14%
Normativity
14%
Political Reality
8%
Political Change
8%
Family Member
6%
Observational Learning
6%
Risk Perception
6%
National Security
6%
Everyday Life
6%
Prevalence
6%
Censoring
6%
Ordinary Citizen
6%