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This panel explores the impact of affective polarization on the fabric of societal interactions and identity formation. The papers presented offer a diverse range of empirical studies that show how deeply embedded cognitive biases and emotional affiliations influence not only political attitudes and behaviors but also how individuals navigate their social environments and engage with the broader community.
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The apolitical side of affective polarization: Examining the role of perceived non-political differences and similarities among voters | View Paper Details |
The Casual Effect of Motivated Reasoning on Interpersonal Persuasion | View Paper Details |
Reevaluating the Role of Politics in Social Interactions: A Conjoint Analysis Approach in the Czech Republic | View Paper Details |
Affective Polarisation and Non-Partisan Social Identities | View Paper Details |