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Divided We Fall: resentments, polarization, and political psychology at the extremes

Nationalism
Political Psychology
Populism
P492
Tereza Capelos
University of Southampton
Jolanda van der Noll
FernUniversität in Hagen
The Political Psychology of Transitions, Disruptions, and Interruptions: Understanding Crises, Normality and Their Psychological Impacts

Abstract

1. "Essentially" National: The Psychology of Right-Wing Populist Attitudes 2. Affective Polarization in Times of Pandemic: How Left-Right Positions and Opinions about the Government Response to the COVID-19 Crisis Interact 3. Not all negative affect is created equal: The consequences of fear and anger for out-group hostility across five contexts 4. This is not US: Measuring Polarization in Multiparty Systems 5. What Emotions drive Political Polarization in Europe: The Role of Anger, Fear, and Ressentiment

Title Details
This is not US: Measuring Polarization in Multiparty Systems View Paper Details
What Emotions drive Political Polarization in Europe: The Role of Anger, Fear, and Ressentiment View Paper Details
"Essentially" National: The Psychology of Right-Wing Populist Attitudes View Paper Details
Not all negative affect is created equal: The consequences of fear and anger for out-group hostility across five contexts View Paper Details
Beyond Partisanship: Affective Polarization Between Opinion-based Groups During the Covid-19 Pandemic View Paper Details