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Disentangling Political Polarization in the Context of Personalized Information Environments: The Effects of Attitudinal Congruence and the Role of Individual Differences
Personalized information environments have been proposed to contribute to political polarization, yet empirical findings remain mixed. The present work aimed to clarify these inconsistencies by distinguishing between different polarization outcomes and considering individual characteristics as poten
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