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Political ideology shapes beliefs about others’ generosity, not one’s own generosity
From 2016 – 2020, utilizing multiple cohorts during two U.S. presidential elections, we investigated whether political ideology predicts generosity, as well as beliefs about generosity of out-groups who hold an opposing ideology. Using the social discounting paradigm, we found that generosity toward
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