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Vol 8, No 1 (2020)
Table of Contents
From the Editors
| Editorial Report and Acknowledgement of Reviewers, 2019 | PDF HTML |
| J. Christopher Cohrs, Johanna Ray Vollhardt | 1-7 |
Commentaries
| Empathy and the Liberal-Conservative Political Divide in the U.S. | PDF HTML |
| Stephen G. Morris | 8-24 |
| The Importance of Heterogeneity in Large-Scale Replications | PDF HTML |
| Matthew H. Goldberg, Sander van der Linden | 25-29 |
Original Research Reports
| The Paradoxical Thinking ‘Sweet Spot’: The Role of Recipients’ Latitude of Rejection in the Effectiveness of Paradoxical Thinking Messages Targeting Anti-Refugee Attitudes in Israel | PDF HTML |
| Boaz Hameiri, Orly Idan, Eden Nabet, Daniel Bar-Tal, Eran Halperin | 266-283 |
| Cognitive Polyphasia in a Global South Populist Democracy: Mapping Social Representations of Duterte’s Regime in the Philippines | PDF HTML |
| Joshua Uyheng, Cristina Jayme Montiel | 30-52 |
| Citizenship and Socio-Political Integration: A Person-Oriented Analysis Among Russian-Speaking Minorities in Estonia, Finland and Norway | PDF HTML |
| Tuuli Anna Renvik, Joel Manner, Raivo Vetik, David L. Sam, Inga Jasinskaja-Lahti | 53-77 |
| A Brighter Future: The Effect of Social Class on Responses to Future Debt | PDF HTML |
| Harrison J. Schmitt, Lucas A. Keefer, Daniel Sullivan, Sheridan Stewart, Isaac F. Young | 78-107 |
| How Education Did (and Did Not) Accentuate Partisan Differences During the Ebola Outbreak of 2014-15 | PDF HTML |
| Chris C. Martin | 108-131 |
| Association Between Individualism and Welfare Attitudes: An Analysis of Citizens’ Attitudes Towards the State’s Welfare Responsibility | PDF HTML |
| Timo Toikko, Teemu Rantanen | 132-150 |
| Selective Exposure and the Authoritarian Dynamic: Evidence From Canada and the United States | PDF HTML |
| Robert A. Hinckley, Allison Harell | 151-172 |
| Polarization in the Wake of the European Refugee Crisis – A Longitudinal Study of the Finnish Political Elite’s Attitudes Towards Refugees and the Environment | PDF HTML |
| Jan-Erik Lönnqvist, Ville-Juhani Ilmarinen, Florencia M. Sortheix | 173-197 |
| Work Alienation and its Gravediggers: Social Class, Class Consciousness, and Activism | PDF HTML |
| Jeremy E. Sawyer, Anup Gampa | 198-219 |
| The Social and Psychological Characteristics of Norm Deviants: A Field Study in a Small Cohesive University Campus | PDF HTML |
| Robin Gomila, Elizabeth Levy Paluck | 220-245 |
| Painting All Foreigners With One Brush? How the Salience of Muslims and Refugees Shapes Judgements | PDF HTML |
| Lukas Wallrich, Keon West, Adam Rutland | 246-265 |
