Political polarization has been increasing across the globe. People even rate products less favorably when they are associated with their least-liked political party. This tendency is stronger in public than in private situations, suggesting that people may do this for reputational reasons.
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“Political contamination” can affect everyday choices in surprising ways
New research suggests political polarization subtly influences everyday choices, driven by social identity concerns and reputational motivations.
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People who express negative attitudes toward atheists are perceived as more religious 🙏 and may use these attitudes to signal their religious identity, according to new US research. Although religion is often linked to prosocial behavior 🤝, it can also fuel prejudice 🚫, particularly against atheists.
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A familiar prejudice may have more to do with “identity signaling”
A new study finds that negative views of atheists may be less about moral disagreement and more about signaling group identity.
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