Supporting the status quo is weakly associated with subjective well-being: A comparison of the palliative function of ideology across social status groups using a meta …
Research has suggested that the endorsement of ideologies supporting the status quo leads
to higher subjective psychological well-being—an idea labeled as the palliative function of …
to higher subjective psychological well-being—an idea labeled as the palliative function of …
Liberal-conservative asymmetries in anti-democratic tendencies are partly explained by psychological differences in a nationally representative US sample
Based on theory and research in political psychology, we hypothesized that liberal-
conservative differences in right-wing authoritarianism, social dominance orientation, and …
conservative differences in right-wing authoritarianism, social dominance orientation, and …
Right-wing authoritarianism and antipathy toward immigrants and sexual minorities in the early days of the coronavirus pandemic in Italy
Theory and research in social, evolutionary, and political psychology indicates that
subjective feelings of threat and exposure to objectively threatening circumstances …
subjective feelings of threat and exposure to objectively threatening circumstances …
Further evidence that system justification decreases among extreme conservatives and the role of national populism
This article replicates and extends previous results indicating that system justification, in a
pool of non‐American samples, decreases at the extremes of the political continuum. Data …
pool of non‐American samples, decreases at the extremes of the political continuum. Data …
Finding (dis‐) advantaged system justifiers: A bottom‐up approach to explore system justification theory
Abstract System Justification Theory (SJT) postulates that individuals are motivated to justify
the status quo, including the paradoxical prediction that those who are disadvantaged (eg …
the status quo, including the paradoxical prediction that those who are disadvantaged (eg …
Political emotions in violent contexts: do moral shocks influence activism?
P Larzillière - International Review of Sociology, 2024 - Taylor & Francis
Feelings of injustice and political engagement are often connected, sometimes
unquestioningly; the idea being that one generates the other along a sort of continuum. This …
unquestioningly; the idea being that one generates the other along a sort of continuum. This …
Political and Psychological Processes Contributing to European Populisms of the Left and Right
Populism, as a general belief system, is thought to combine an idealistic view of “the
people,” a cynical view of “the elites” as hopelessly corrupt, and a Manichean conception of …
people,” a cynical view of “the elites” as hopelessly corrupt, and a Manichean conception of …
Populism and Conspiracism: Challenging or Preserving the System to Live in a Meaningful World?
The present paper explores the relationships between the meaningfulness of the world,
system justification, populist attitudes, and conspiracy beliefs. Associations were …
system justification, populist attitudes, and conspiracy beliefs. Associations were …
Conspiracy Ideation and Populism
Worldviews characterizing conspiracy theories and populism present similar core beliefs
suggesting shared psychological features. Both are expressed through simplified narratives …
suggesting shared psychological features. Both are expressed through simplified narratives …
[BUCH][B] A Perceived System Justification Deficit Model of Outgroup Antipathy
U Liaquat - 2024 - search.proquest.com
Over two decades of research inspired by insights from System Justification Theory (Jost,
2020) and body of work on political conservatism as motivated social cognition (Jost, 2021) …
2020) and body of work on political conservatism as motivated social cognition (Jost, 2021) …