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Survey: What Predicts Public Attitudes Toward International Protection Applicants (IPAs)

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Survey Conducted By Lynsey Mooney..

Hi folks my name is Lynsey Mooney, i am a final year student in NCI undertaking a BA (Hons) in Psychology at NCI. My undergraduate dissertation is titled “What Predicts Public Attitudes Toward International Protection Applicants (IPAs).” I believe it is vital to understand the real and broad spectrum of concerns the Irish public has regarding International Protection Applicants.

You can take part by completing this online survey exploring the demographic and psychological factors that may predict public attitudes toward IPAs. Your input will help us better understand how these factors shape public opinion.

The survey is anonymous, takes approximately 20 minutes, and is open to all residents in the Republic of Ireland. To participate, simply click the button below. Please share this post on your socials, and thank you in advance for your participation.

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Survey Conducted By Lynsey Mooney.. Hi folks my name is Lynsey Mooney, i am a final year student in NCI undertaking a BA (Hons) in Psychology at NCI. My undergraduate dissertation is titled “What Predicts Public Attitudes Toward International Protection Applicants (IPAs).” I believe it is vital to understand the real and broad spectrum of…

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