Psychological research suggests that our control beliefs impact our daily stress and coping strategies, especially in uncertain times, influencing how we respond to challenges.
The politicization of the election has led to heightened fears among Americans, with many believing the outcome could lead to violence, drastically affecting their stress levels.
Media narratives amplify fears, pushing us into echo chambers that reinforce divisiveness, where we demonize those with differing views rather than engaging in rational discourse.
The divide in the political climate has created a significant emotional response, leading many to perceive the state of democracy as precarious, swaying their perception of control.
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