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The Moral Mechanism of Norms and Political Polarization
Political polarization continues to divide people across the world, threatening the safety of individuals and of democracy. We propose a theoretical account of the emergence and maintenance of political polarization as a social identity phenomenon, driven by moral values as an ingroup norm represent
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