In a blog, @davidyoung-psych.bsky.social, @leede-wit.bsky.social, and I discuss why perceived dependencies are so important to political belief formation - and how they might fuel polarisation.
It points to a broader discussion on how to engage with people politically.
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14.05.2025 08:12 — 👍 4 🔁 2 💬 0 📌 1
Lovely news to hear today that my submission to #CogSci this year was accepted! Thanks to @cogscisociety.bsky.social!
04.04.2025 18:25 — 👍 6 🔁 0 💬 1 📌 0
First time on Blue Sky! Super happy this article is now out in an issue of Political Psychology! And honoured by the promo tweet with custom-made graphic! @leede-wit.bsky.social
17.03.2025 18:44 — 👍 12 🔁 4 💬 0 📌 0
New research by David Young and Lee de-Wit gives us a deeper look at polarization within political parties. Their findings suggest factional divides within a party can be as strong, and even stronger, than those between parties. Read more: https://doi.org/10.1111/pops.12973
26.02.2025 22:19 — 👍 14 🔁 10 💬 1 📌 1
Social Psychology (social identity, prejudice, intergroup relations, intersectionality, social change, allyship) • RUB-Cog Sci (MSc) • AYBÜ-PSY (BA) •🌈 she/her
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Independent researcher, studying the links between political science and public understanding of science. #politicalpsychology #far-right #geneticessentialism. From Canada
PhD candidate at Stony Brook University | Political psychology, public opinion, group identity, and democratic attitudes
PhD candidate in philosophy of science at the University of Groningen • they/them • schoeppl.me
Psychological researcher, practitioner, and educator based in Vietnam. Associate Lecturer at RMIT Vietnam and PhD candidate studying belongingness and workplace well-being across countries.
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The Consensus Project bridges research and practice to help teams, organizations, and networks—across sectors—navigate the complexity of collaboration.
Karsh Scholar @ Duke University
psych mphil @ cam, previously pbs @ lse. interested in misinformation, polarisation, radicalisation in fringe internet communities, & computational methods
https://substack.com/@digitalgenesis
Postdoctoral Researcher at The Ohio State University studying intellectual humility, political psychology, conflict resolution, and trust in science
Biostatistician working on methodology at Novartis. Simulation studies, non-inferiority, missing data, estimands, covariate adjustment…
He/him
https://tpmorris.substack.com/
Senior Researcher at British Future
Interested in migration, cohesion and countering the far-right
Aspen Institute Fellow
International climate politics: negotiations, diplomacy, and finance.
Senior Fellow at the Hertie School.
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Assistant Professor, National University of Singapore
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PhD student @UCL researching judgement and decision-making & pro-environmental behaviour change. Current focus: social norms & rank-based nudging. Based in Basel 🇨🇭
Melbourne based PhD candidate interested in all things social reasoning, cognition, modelling, and philosophy of science 🤓
https://manikyaalister.github.io/
Physicist. Computational Social Scientist. Interested in the structures of polarization.
Central European University & Institute for Sustainable Resources, UCL.
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Professor of Communication, News & Media Research Centre, University of Canberra, Ngunnawal country • Civic information literacy • Political economy of labour in digital commons • Director, Digital Commons Policy Council https://dcpc.info/actions/
Post-doc at NYU Abu Dhabi. A sociological/social-cultural psychologist who studies hierarchy, power, and a bit of methodology
Social Psychology Ph.D. student at the University of Wyoming.
Social Cognition 🧠 | Psych and Law ⚖️
Filipino-American 🇵🇭 | he/him
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