Replication Data for: The opportunities and constraints of successful heresthetical strategies

The survey (N=1000) was conducted on a nonprobability-based sample from a Hungarian 'Net panel' (NRC - https://nrc.hu/netpanel/ ) and was conducted online between 3 October and 11 October 2022. The sample was representative of the Hungarian population aged between 18 and 65 with internet access, as well as gender, age, education and place of residence censuses. For the experiment, participants were randomly divided into two groups (500-500 people), and each group rated four statements on a 5-point scale of how much they agreed with each statement. Each group was given one statement on each of the four predefined dimensions of judgement (security, economic interest, justification, and group identity). Both groups were given two pro-Atlantic and two pro-Russian statements to avoid acquiescence bias. The statements are meaningful dimensions of judgment on their own, but by aggregating them, we can uncover a deeper underlying attitude that is encircled by these preferences.<br>