Over the past two decades, citizens' political rights and civil liberties have declined globally.
Psychological science can play an instrumental role in both explaining and combating the …

Exposure to derogatory language about immigrants and minority groups leads to political
radicalization and deteriorates intergroup relations. This article addresses the psychological …

Violent intergroup conflicts continue to be one of the most pressing issues of our time. One
key factor that instigates and perpetuates conflict is people's support for violence against the …

In three studies (two representative nationwide surveys, N= 1,007, N= 682; and one
experimental, N= 76) we explored the effects of exposure to hate speech on outgroup …

Although past research suggests authoritarianism may be a uniquely right‐wing
phenomenon, the present two studies tested the hypothesis that authoritarianism exists in …

Ideological convictions are known to shape attitudes and behavior in various life domains.
Based on existing psychological analyses of political ideology, we use an ideological dual …

The resurgence of right-wing political parties across the globe raises questions about the
origins of national identity. Based on the Dual Process Model of Ideology and Prejudice, we …

Support for democracy is based on warmth, inclusiveness, and a general belief that others
are well‐intentioned. It is also related to a willingness to respect the rights of outgroups …

Whether and when to censor hate speech are long-standing points of contention in the US.
The latest iteration of these debates entails grappling with content regulation on social …

Previous research has obtained mixed findings as to whether feelings of self–worth are
positively or negatively related to right–wing ideological beliefs and prejudice. We propose …