How to Make Sense of Results When You Have So Many Outcomes

We did this, I should say, during September 2020. People who remained in our control group watching Fox News were more likely to think that Biden supported defunding the police and eliminating all police funding. We see the largest effects on items that got the most coverage because that's kind of like what people are hearing the most about. And then the items we asked that we kind of thought based on a kind of quick analysis of the transcripts were covered somewhat and it turns out they weren't covered as much as we thought. It's not reduces the number of tests that we do. One is called a false discovery rate adjustment, which I actually think is kind of weirdly uncommon.