Table 2.

Across-study correspondence of CATEs

Covariate class	Slope (SE)	95% CI	N comparisons
Age: 18 to 39	0.82 (0.08)	[0.51, 1.12]	27
Age: 40 to 59	0.86 (0.08)	[0.55, 1.17]	27
Age: more than 60	0.95 (0.13)	[0.61, 1.29]	26
Less than college	0.93 (0.06)	[0.61, 1.25]	26
College	0.87 (0.10)	[0.46, 1.29]	26
Graduate school	0.72 (0.13)	[0.28, 1.15]	26
Men	0.87 (0.07)	[0.49, 1.25]	26
Women	0.91 (0.07)	[0.61, 1.20]	26
Liberal	0.71 (0.11)	[0.37, 1.05]	20
Moderate	1.01 (0.11)	[0.49, 1.53]	20
Conservative	0.75 (0.09)	[0.52, 0.99]	20
Democrat	0.88 (0.07)	[0.50, 1.26]	24
Independent	0.94 (0.16)	[0.19, 1.68]	23
Republican	0.86 (0.08)	[0.63, 1.08]	24
Nonwhite	0.95 (0.11)	[0.45, 1.46]	25
White	0.92 (0.06)	[0.66, 1.18]	27

Slopes are estimated via Deming regression with unequal (estimated) variances, and the 95% CIs are estimated via the jackknife.