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Feb 1, 2021 · Cory Clark, PhD, is the executive director of the new Adversarial Collaboration Research Center at the University of Pennsylvania and a visiting scholar in psychology. Her research focuses on the psychology of morality and politics.
At its core, political psychology is an inherently multidisciplinary field that aims to integrate insights from psychology, political science, sociology, and related disciplines to explain how people shape, and are shaped by, political phenomena across international borders.
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- A 20/20 Look at The 2020 Election
- Politics in The Neighborhood
The panelists cited studies that show that political leanings often have more to do with identity than ideals. “So how do we know if people choose their party based on their beliefs or their beliefs based on their party?” Peskin asked. For many, social identity trumps values when it comes to embracing a particular party, explained several of the pa...
When it comes to the 2020 election, the question was asked: How do we understand the belief that the election was stolen? “Some people genuinely believe the election was stolen,” said Neuner, who studies political psychology, political behavior and public opinion in the U.S. “Others know it was not stolen,” he said, but believe it would “reflect ba...
The phenomenon of politically segregated geographical areas was also brought up. “The problem we’ve been seeing in the past 20 years or so … we’re finding counties are becoming more and more slanted towards one party or the other, thus your neighbors are going to be more like you, at least politically speaking,” Dempsey said. “We are actually siloi...
Apr 13, 2021 · 470.95 KB. Some agencies derive legitimacy from their political independence: for example, political meddling in monetary policy is problematic, as politicians favor short-term electoral goals over long-term ...
- Amy Pond
- 2021
An independent, non-partisan politician or non-affiliated politician is a politician not affiliated with any political party or bureaucratic association. There are numerous reasons why someone may stand for office as an independent.
Summary. This chapter examines how the personality of political leaders shapes their ability to campaign effectively, win votes and achieve success once in political office. We begin by examining how personality has been conceptualised in politics and why it is considered important.
Summary. Personality assumes an increasingly central role in the analysis of political behavior as traits and values may be more influential than traditional sociodemographic characteristics, such as gender, age, educational level, occupation and income in explaining ideological orientation and political preferences (Caprara, Schwartz, Capanna ...
