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The Silence of Moderates Drives Social Polarization: An Agent-Based Model of Perceived and Actual Polarization
Social polarization increasingly undermines the collaborative dialogue essential to democratic societies, necessitating a clearer understanding of the mechanisms behind its emergence and resolution. Traditional research has explained polarization through interpersonal repulsion, in which individuals
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