Highlighting the strength of “partyism” in many democracies, recent scholarship pays keen attention to increasing hostility and distrust among citizens across party lines, known as affective polarization. By combining a conjoint analysis with decision-making games such dictator trust games, we design novel survey experiment systematically estimate compare partisan divide relative other social d...

Political scientists regularly measure anti-Black prejudice in the survey context using racial resentment, an indirect that blends animus with traditional moral values. Explicit prejudice, a direct based beliefs about group-level inferiority of Blacks, is used less frequently. We investigate whether these attitudes predict discrimination and evaluations fairness intergroup inequality. Study 1 U...

Increasing political polarization and growing animus toward outgroup members may strain marriages in which spouses express differences. For heterosexual married couples, interrelationships among gender, power, conflict be of particular importance. The purpose this study was to examine spouses’ conflicts over differences as a function wives’ endorsement gender-linked fate. Married, women complet...

Do politicians get emotional during an election campaign? We examine the existence of changes in partisan in-group favoritism and out-group hostility among political elites by evaluating degree to which they fluctuate before, after campaigns. The lack elite level panel data has prevented scholars from studying dynamics politicians' emotions around most emotionally intense event democracies: ele...

İkinci Dünya Savaşı’nı sivil, asker ve mahkûm olarak yaşayıp, savaşın getirdiği tüm olumsuz etkenlere tanıklık eden Wolfgang Borchert; eserlerinde, yıkıcılığının geri alınamaz kayıpları gözler önüne sermektedir. Kayıpların ağır olduğu savaş döneminin kadın erkeğinde üstlenilen sorumluluk rollerin büyük önem taşıdığı görülmektedir. Aynı durum şartların etkisinde kalan her iki cinsin birbirlerine...

Negotiating one’s identity is a complex process that becomes complicated when person ascribed an outsider status because of any one identity. Iranian Baha’ís are significantly understudied population who experience status, both in their home country where they persecuted due to animus towards them by the government and religious leaders, United States. They range ways, including through denial ...

Abstract After a period in which affective polarization—defined here as the difference between positive feelings toward in‐parties and negative out‐party animus—has mostly focused on single US case, there has recently been an increase large‐N comparative analyses case studies other countries, including Nordic region. This study adds to this by studying comparing polarization countries. In line ...