I found an excellent essay from The Conflict. Conservative writer Bill Kristol, on The Bulwark podcast, although not directly mentioning psychology research, described to host Charlie Sykes the psychological phenomena that affect the citizens of a country as it gives way to authoritarianism. There are many examples of political strife, ranging from the local small stage to the global big stage.The Politicology podcast, hosted by former Republican and Lincoln Project co-founder Ron Steslow, has started to include social scientists, including psychologist Catherine Sanderson, in discussions about U.S. A protestor gestures as police stand guard near the Government House during a demonstration in Bangkok, Thailand, Thursday, June 24, 2021.I think human psychology explains an enormous amount of what’s going on and if we don’t understand that aspect of human behavior, human psychology, so much of what’s happening just can’t be parsed it can’t be understood.” But Israel needs more than emergency medicine.
In 1968, a wave of demonstrations, strikes, and riots initiated by left-wing. At the President’s Residence, the political parties are negotiating a possible agreement on a few specific issues to stabilize the patient. On the center-right podcast The Bulwark, Peter Wehner, a writer who served in three Republican administrations, told guest host Mona Charen that he had learned more from psychologists about American politics than from political scientists-“much more than I ever imagined and I think this is particularly true in this era that we’re in. Other forms of political conflict, like the 2021 Capitol riot, may not be as deadly but can be just as destabilizing.And pundits, writers, and thinkers on the right are listening, too. More recently, however, as disinformation seeped into, and then started to drown, much of social media, what psychology researchers have to offer is urgently needed.
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