What Do We See When We See Our Opponents?
Briefly

One key issue is that we grossly distort the views of our opponents, making them easier to dislike. This leads to a further divide in understanding.
The study reveals that Republicans and Democrats significantly exaggerate the beliefs and demographics of each other, creating a caricature that fuels animosity and mistrust.
Understanding our biases and the distorted views we have of each other could pave the way for better communication and a more united approach to politics.
The research indicates a fundamental misunderstanding between opposing sides, where individuals know themselves well but fail to grasp the complexities of those with differing views.
Read at Psychology Today
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