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. 2018 Jun 6;4(6):eaao5948. doi: 10.1126/sciadv.aao5948

Fig. 2. Interaction between anti-Muslim Internet search rate and ethnic homogeneity index on pro-ISIS Internet search rate in 3099 U.S. counties, 2014–2016.

Fig. 2

Red line describes standardized coefficients from multivariate linear model, and blue band describes 95% confidence interval. Histogram on the x axis describes the frequency of counties by ethnic homogeneity. The coefficient for anti-Muslim Internet search rate increases as the ethnic homogeneity index grows in size, suggesting stronger associations between anti-Muslim Internet searches and pro-ISIS Internet searches in counties with high ethnic homogeneity compared to those with low ethnic homogeneity.