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# New Hope for Policy Schools

Aljrarri W, Bustamante J, Ingwell A, Labrada T, Nadig B, Shin J, Cabrera, and Cabrera, 2024, Journal of Systems Thinking

## What they found (results)

Odds ratios: Is/Is Not 5.517, Zoom In/Out 2.668, Part Party 2.474, RDS Barbell 5.085, Perspective Circle 4.740, all p < 0.01. With demographic controls the effects grow rather than shrink. Aggregate base rate rose from 14.47% to 39.17%.

## Abstract

A quasi-experimental study of whether a one-to-two minute video teaching a single structural move changes how people approach a realistic policy problem. N = 988, 1,976 observations. Each arm was scored for whether that specific move appeared in the response.

These researchers were not testing DSRP. The finding is theirs; the correspondence to DSRP is drawn by this site.

[Source](https://doi.org/10.54120/jost.00000101)