Shoring up the shaky psychological foundations of a micro-economic model of ideology: Adversarial collaboration solutions

Costello, Thomas H.; Cj, Clark

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“…Up to today, there is an ever-growing number of studies that continue to provide evidence that the personality traits are associated with political ideology -for a recent review, see (Federico & Malka, 2018). This literature assumes that citizens adopt ideological positions that provide the best fit with the motives and needs rooted in their personality (Jost, Federico, & Napier, 2009) -for a recent critique Costello, Clark, and Tetlock (2021).…”

Section: Personality and Political Ideologymentioning

confidence: 99%

Personality Approaches to Political Behavior

Bakker

2023

The Oxford Handbook of Political Psychology

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Whether personality is relevant for political behavior is a question that has a long tradition in political psychology. This chapter provides a comprehensive overview of the state-the-art evidence on the association between personality and political behavior of citizens and politicians. In particular, this chapter focuses on the association between personality and political ideology, voting behavior, political loyalties, political participation, political engagement, and news consumption. The chapter concludes by outlining a research agenda for the next generation of research with attention to the assumed causal effects of personality on political “outcomes.” Future research is also encouraged to adopt open science practices that will increase transparency, replicability, and ultimately the field’s credibility.

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Section: Personality and Political Ideologymentioning

confidence: 99%