The willingness of those in power to act fairly depends on how easily others can collectively push back against unfair treatment, a new study has found. The ease with which people can challenge authority significantly shapes how those in power behave. 💪⚖️📊
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EurekAlert!
Fairness is what the powerful ‘can get away with’ study shows
The willingness of those in power to act fairly depends on how easily others can collectively push back against unfair treatment, psychologists have found. A newly published study by Dr David Gordon at University of Staffordshire (UK) and Dr Mikael Puurtinen…
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Analysis of power dynamics in couples reveals that feeling powerful (actor power) is consistently linked to higher sexual satisfaction and assertiveness, whereas the desire for more power shows no significant association with sexual outcomes. 💑⚡️🔍
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Taylor & Francis
Power and Sexuality: Associations of Experienced and Desired Power with Sexual Aspects of Couples’ Lives
Power, one’s perceived ability to influence others, is likely fundamental to the sexual aspects of couples’ lives. However, relatively little is known about how different forms of power in romantic...
Liberals see a massive divide in vulnerability between the marginalized and those in power. Conservatives, on the other hand, view vulnerability as a more universal human trait, rating the powerful and the divine as significantly more susceptible to harm than liberals do.
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PsyPost
New psychology research pinpoints a key factor separating liberal and conservative morality
A new study in the Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin suggests liberals and conservatives share a common moral foundation of preventing harm. Deep political divides emerge because the two sides see different people as vulnerable victims.
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