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Attributing Political Ideology to Biology Versus Choice Influences Attitudes About Political Outgroups

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This research examines how attributing political ideology (conservative or liberal) to either biological entities or malleable personal choices may affect political attitudes. Specifically, we looked at whether attribution leads to changes in attitudes about the political opposition. It was predicted that attributing political ideology to biology/genetics would lead to less extreme and less negati…

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