@phdthesis{stockley2023,
	title = {Pluralistic ignorance and social stigma},
	url = {https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/76490/1/stockley_k_mres_dissertation_final.pdf},
	abstract = {Pluralistic ignorance, a discrepancy between private beliefs and public understanding of these beliefs, is a social phenomenon which has been shown to have significant welfare consequences, but relatively little is understood about its origins. In this paper, we propose social stigma as a potential driver of pluralistic ignorance and design a survey structure intended to test for a relationship between this stigma and pluralistic ignorance across sociopolitical issues. As we are without results, we survey the literature and produce a short theoretical framework to motivate the research design, and also describe future directions for the research project.},
	school = {University of Nottingham},
	author = {Stockley, Kieran},
	year = {2023},
}

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