Progressivity of taxation: A pooled **data** analysis. Although both Study 1 and Study 2 confirmed the predicted interaction between manipulated socio-economic status and mindset on support for tax-based redistribution (Hypothesis 4), the result pattern was slightly different. In both studies, those who felt relatively well-off (high socio-economic status) were unaffected by the mind-set manipulation. However, the effect of mind-set on those who were made to feel disadvantaged differed across studies: participants in the low socio-economic status reduced their support for progressivity of taxation when in a personal mind-set in Study 1 but increased their support for redistribution when in a collective mind-set in Study 2.