Among respondents born in the South, trustworthiness tends to be higher in respondents who currently live in Northern regions, than for those who live in other regions or remained in the South (Figure A11 in Appendix A ); yet these differences fell only marginally short of significance.
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In general, the magnitude of re‐estimated coefficients is slightly larger, while the control variable marking the supplementary respondents is always far from approaching significance.