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Ethno-national and religious identifications, identity compatibility, and trust in leaders: A Two-study investigation in a politically fragmented society
Social identities, such as ethno-national and religious identities, can shape group cohesion, trust in leadership, and societal stability in politically fragmented contexts. A key factor influencing these dynamics is identity compatibility—the extent to which individuals perceive their multiple iden
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