Behavioral Simulation and Discourse Analysis of Institutional Corruption Framing

This dataset supports the manuscript “Framing Institutional Corruption: A Behavioral Simulation of Moral Judgment and Accountability Narratives.” It provides the complete corpus, frame dictionaries, Python scripts, and simulation outputs used to examine how discursive framing—reformist, punitive/responsibility-forward, and neutral—reweights moral judgment, blame attribution, and trust under controlled, theory-guided conditions. The package enables full replication of the Phase 1 discourse analysis and the Phase 2 behavioral simulation and is intended for use in behavioral ethics, organizational studies, and computational social science.