Chapters
Following draft chapters/abstracts are available for download in PDF format:
Patrizia Catellani & Mauro Bertolotti (Catholic
University of Milan)
The perception of politicians’
morality: Attacks and Defences
William D. Crano & Elena Lyrintzis (Claremont
Graduate University)
Change of Valence and Structure of
Complex Political Attitudes
John F. Dovidio (Yale University)
Identity and the Psychology of Social
Change
Klaus Fiedler (Universität Heidelberg)
& Alex Koch (University of Colonge)
The tragedy of democratic decision
making
Joseph Forgas (University of New South
Wales) & Laszlo Kelemen and
Janos Laszlo (University of Pecs, Hungary)
Social cognition and democracy: An
eastern European case study
Mark Frank (University of Buffalo, New York),
David Matsumoto (San Francisco State
University) & Hyisung C. Hwang (Humintell,
LLC)
Intergroup emotions and political
aggression: The ANCODI hypothesis
Jeremy Ginges (University of Melbourne)
Sacred values and political life
Michael A. Hogg (Claremont Graduate
University)
Social instability and self-uncertainty:
A crucible for political polarization, ideological schism, and
radical leadership
Jussim, Lee (Rutgers)
The Politics of Social Psychological
Science II: Distortions in the Social Psychology of Liberalism and
Conservatism
Jon A. Krosnick & Bo MacInnis (Stanford University)
The politics of news media and
persuasion: The Case of Fox and Not-Fox Television News’ Impact on
Opinions on Global
Mark J. Landau & Lucas A. Keefer (University
of Kansas)
The Persuasive Power of Political
Metaphors
David Pizarro (Cornell University)
& Yoel Inbar (Tilburg University)
Politics, Pathogens, and Disgust
Felicia Pratto & Fouad Bou Zeineddine (University of Connecticut)
Politics and the Psychology of Power:
Multi-level Dynamics in the (Im)Balances of Human Needs and Survival
Katherine J. Reynolds, Louisa Batalha & Emma Subasic (Australian
National University)
The social psychology of social
(dis)harmony: Implications for political leaders and public policy
David O. Sears (University of California,
Los Angeles)
The American Color Line and Black
Exceptionalism
Linda J. Skitka (University of Illinois at
Chicago)
Moral Conviction: A Conservative
Advantage or an Equal Opportunity Motivator of Political Engagement?
Robin R. Vallacher (Florida
Atlantic University)
From Choice to Gridlock: Dynamic
Bases of Constructive versus Dysfunctional Political Process
Paul A. M. van Lange (VU University
Amsterdam)
Politics and Psychology: A View
From A Social Dilemma Perspective
Michaela Wänke (Universität Mannheim)
It´s all in the face: Facial
appearance, political ideology and voters´perceptions