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Thinking outside the ballot box
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DOI：10.1016/j.tics.2023.03.012.png)
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A deeply heterogeneous set of ideological cohorts have shaped the course of his-tory. From anarchists and authoritarians to Zionists and Zapatistas, the expansive alphabet of politics demands an equally expansive psychological vocabulary to de-scribe political belief systems. We propose that constructing such a vocabulary best facilitated by decentering familiar models that emphasize psychological differ-ences between leftists and rightists. Synthesizing recent developments in the fields of personality, political science, and psychopathology, we characterize individual variation in politics as high-dimensional, heterarchical, intrapersonally eclectic, and contextually shaped and activated. Developing a data-driven taxonomic model of political-psychological phenomena will help create a foundational base of knowledge within political psychology that is more rigorous, more replicable, and certainly richer to investigate.
Keywords:
PROCESS MOTIVATIONAL MODEL
HIERARCHICAL TAXONOMY
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY HITOP
PERSONALITY
IDEOLOGY
POLITICS
DETERMINANTS
PREFERENCES
DIMENSIONS
CERTAINTY
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