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Observational Equivalence in Political Psychology: How a Contested Premise Shapes the Interpretation of Ideology, Values, and Moral Judgment
Multiple influential constructs in social and moral psychology—including symbolic racism, modern racism, racial resentment, modern sexism, social dominance orientation, system justification, belief in a just world, implicit bias, authoritarianism, and moral foundations theory—share a structural feat
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