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A Dual-Process Model of Ideology: Liberals and Conservatives Have More Similar Automatic than Controlled Processes in Response to Social and Moral Stimuli
Hundreds of studies have identified psychological and behavioral differences between liberals and conservatives. Many of these differences, however, shrink or vanish under conditions like cognitive load, heightened threat, and pharmacological interruptions of executive functioning. To explain why th
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