Replication Data for: The Activist’s Trade-off: Climate Disruption Buys Salience at a Cost

Disruptive non-violent protest in the name of climate action is on the rise, with more and more movements turning to unconventional actions in the hopes of raising awareness and creating policy change. So far, research has found mixed results regarding the effects of disruptive tactics on public opinion. This study is the first to measure effects on salience (public attention to climate change) side by side with other policy-relevant climate attitudes. In two pre-registered survey experiments, I expose participants in Denmark and the UK to real-world media content showing climate protesters blocking a road (Study 1) and disrupting a sporting event (Study 2). Here, I provide replication data for both studies.