The 2008 Great Recession Lowered Americans’ Class Identity 📉💼, according to a paper in Psychological Science: In three of four data sets (total N = 164,296), the authors found that the 2008 Great Recession shifted Americans toward identifying as a lower class. 🏚️📊
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SAGE Journals
The 2008 Great Recession Lowered Americans’ Class Identity
Americans readily identify with class labels, such as working class and middle class. In turn, these identities affect their social affiliations, cultural value...
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US political and social polarization has increased by 64% since 1988, with nearly all of the rise occurring after 2008, as the financial crisis, the rise of social media, and an asymmetric ideological shift—particularly on the left—coincided to widen divisions, according to a long-term study.
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The Royal Society
A new measure of issue polarization using k-means clustering: US trends 1988–2024 and predictors of polarization across the world
Abstract. Political issue polarization worries scholars and the public alike. To understand what drives political issue polarization, longitudinal analyses
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