Partisan identity drives social polarization more than race or religion, study finds | Dislike for opposing political groups appears more powerful than loyalty to one’s own party.
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Partisan identity drives social polarization more than race or religion, study finds
A new study reveals that political party affiliation is the most powerful driver of social polarization in the United States—surpassing race, religion, income, and education
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Collective narcissism fueled the pro-Trump "Stop the Steal" movement on Twitter 🐦. Study finds that messages expressing an exaggerated sense of group importance combined with victimhood were more likely to go viral.
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Collective narcissism fueled the pro-Trump “Stop the Steal” movement on Twitter
A new study reveals that tweets expressing collective narcissism—a belief in a group’s superiority and victimhood—were central to the "Stop the Steal" movement. These messages went viral by tapping into deep-seated psychological needs for recognition.
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