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Authoritarianism and Perceived Threat: Old Question, New Data

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Scientists Scanned the Brains of Authoritarians and Found Something Weird

Authoritarian beliefs may indicate notable brain differences in social reasoning and emotional regulation.

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Why Some People Follow Authoritarian LeadersAnd The Key to Stopping It

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Social justice

Authoritarianism and Perceived Threat: Old Question, New Data

Right-wing politics

Scientists Scanned the Brains of Authoritarians and Found Something Weird

Authoritarian beliefs may indicate notable brain differences in social reasoning and emotional regulation.

fromwww.scientificamerican.com

Right-wing politics

Why Some People Follow Authoritarian LeadersAnd The Key to Stopping It

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Affective Appeal: How Uncivil Candidates Gain Office

Affective appeal influences electability despite candidates lacking trustworthiness and compassion.

A new measure of affective appeal reveals its ties to problematic traits like narcissism and Machiavellianism.

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This article won't change your mind. Here's why | Sarah Stein Lubrano

Evidence suggests that watching debates has no impact on opinions whatsoever. A study tracking 100,000 respondents found no evidence that debates helped voters make up their minds.

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Cynicism, Political Nihilism, and Need for Chaos

A growing group of voters expresses a strong desire for chaos, wanting to dismantle social and political structures.

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Eyes Wide Shut: The Temptation of Blind Loyalty

Conformity can provide safety, but at extreme levels, it leads to blind loyalty, which is powerful yet potentially dangerous.

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Completely Different Strategies for Winning the Presidency

Elected officials can be successful through self-oriented or other-oriented campaign strategies, impacting voter preferences.

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Rightwing populists will keep winning until we grasp this truth about human nature | George Monbiot

Trump's provocative actions may risk a global recession, yet his approval ratings remain surprisingly high, reflecting deeper societal issues.

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Psychology's Groupthink Helps Explain the Signal Chat Fiasco

Groupthink among Trump administration officials led to a major scandal involving the unauthorized sharing of classified plans for a Yemen bombing.

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Conclusion To Series On Individuality - emptywheel

Understanding the motivations of regular Trump voters reveals their intricate ties to societal ideas rather than direct manipulation by political entities.

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Liberal vs. Conservative: How Can We Understand Each Other?

Political attitudes are deeply rooted and consistent across various issues, influenced by both psychological and emotional factors.

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Can Our Tribal Instincts Save Us?

Tribalism affects all political sides and fosters psychological biases and well-being.

Tribal tendencies may enhance resilience but also risk vulnerability in contemporary society.

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