In social psychology these days it is commonplace to read or hear that liberal‐leftists and
conservative‐rightists are every bit as “moral”; prejudiced and intolerant; susceptible to …

Mental perspectives can sometimes be changed by psychological interventions. For
instance, when applied in the context of intergroup conflicts, interventions, such as the …

While decreasing negative attitudes against outgroups are often reported by individuals
themselves, biased behaviour prevails. This gap between words and actions may stem from …

A powerful example of affective polarisation occurred between vaccine-supporters and-
opposers when vaccinations were implemented to counter the recent global pandemic. In …

One of the most contentious debates in political psychology relates to the existence of
ideological (a) symmetry in out-group bias. Recent neuroimaging and psychological studies …

Humans can be distinguished from robots by their ability to select all images containing a
car regardless of the make, model, or picture angle. This basic human function, effortlessly …

Political polarization refers to the increasing ideological and emotional differences between
political groups. Traditional methods to measure political polarization, such as self-reported …