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Americans Decide to Leave Politics Behind at the Thanksgiving Table With Polarization in Full Force
Americans Decide to Leave Politics Behind at the Thanksgiving Table With Polarization in Full Force
Most Americans are trying to avoid talking about politics at the Thanksgiving table, with Republicans being more willing to bring up the subject.
dlvr.it
November 28, 2024 at 10:43 AM
Americans Decide to Leave Politics Behind at the Thanksgiving Table With Polarization in Full Force
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In this article, Prof. Matthew Luttig explores the concept of cognitive closure and its impact on U.S. partisan polarization, as discussed in his book "The Closed Partisan Mind: A New Psychology of Partisan Polarization". #Polarization #PoliticsAndRightsReview
Cognitive Closure and the Rise of U.S. Partisan Polarization
Explore how cognitive closure fuels U.S. partisan polarization, shaping identities and intensifying political divisions in today's polarized landscape.
buff.ly
November 28, 2024 at 2:18 PM
In this article, Prof. Matthew Luttig explores the concept of cognitive closure and its impact on U.S. partisan polarization, as discussed in his book "The Closed Partisan Mind: A New Psychology of Partisan Polarization". #Polarization #PoliticsAndRightsReview
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Taking a single issue - polarization - we ask people what institutions they, on balance, feel do bring us together and which divide us. Again, social media are seen differently from other platforms - but news media, journalists, and politicians are seen as far more divisive 4/5
November 28, 2024 at 7:34 AM
Taking a single issue - polarization - we ask people what institutions they, on balance, feel do bring us together and which divide us. Again, social media are seen differently from other platforms - but news media, journalists, and politicians are seen as far more divisive 4/5
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Today, I was asked to give a lecture for the NFDM on polarization in organizations- conveniently on Thanksgiving.
For the talk I learned in politically diverse families, dinners are 35-70 minutes shorter than politically homogeneous ones.
Gobble, gobble.
For the talk I learned in politically diverse families, dinners are 35-70 minutes shorter than politically homogeneous ones.
Gobble, gobble.
November 28, 2024 at 4:46 PM
Today, I was asked to give a lecture for the NFDM on polarization in organizations- conveniently on Thanksgiving.
For the talk I learned in politically diverse families, dinners are 35-70 minutes shorter than politically homogeneous ones.
Gobble, gobble.
For the talk I learned in politically diverse families, dinners are 35-70 minutes shorter than politically homogeneous ones.
Gobble, gobble.
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Spending a month on Bluesky has created a whole new model of a fight we need to be having right now. Not liberal vs. conservative or whatever, but respect vs manipulation.
I am tired of being manipulated everywhere I go. That’s why I like it here, I feel like I’m in charge for once.
I am tired of being manipulated everywhere I go. That’s why I like it here, I feel like I’m in charge for once.
November 27, 2024 at 3:57 PM
Spending a month on Bluesky has created a whole new model of a fight we need to be having right now. Not liberal vs. conservative or whatever, but respect vs manipulation.
I am tired of being manipulated everywhere I go. That’s why I like it here, I feel like I’m in charge for once.
I am tired of being manipulated everywhere I go. That’s why I like it here, I feel like I’m in charge for once.