"Tribalism isn't a trait of people on the left or right. In fact, tribalism can be just as powerful on the conservative right as it is on the liberal left."
"Tribalism fueled a psychological bias toward one set of beliefs, and research shows that ingroup tribalism promotes well-being for those who feel included."
Tribalism remains a significant aspect of human social dynamics, influencing individuals across the political spectrum. Studies indicate that tribal affiliations can bolster feelings of well-being and cohesion among members. The article considers whether such biases enhance resilience or render societies more susceptible to discord, especially in today's polarized environment. While tribalism historically served as a survival mechanism, the modern context raises questions about its role in democratic societies and collective security amidst increasing cognitive biases and hostilities.
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