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Curious and Confused Minds: Unravelling the Ideological Differences of Epistemic Emotions and their Effect on Selective Attention

Navigating Ideological Currents: The Influence of Political Extremity and Ideological Similarity on Curiosity and Confusion

The Effects of Childhood Scarcity on Cognitive Performance When Facing New Scarcity Conditions

Not what’s been said, but who said it.

The influence of social norms and culture on the collective action intentions of individuals with a migration background

How social norms shape collective action intentions among ideologically-extreme individuals from disadvantaged groups

Investigating possible (a)symmetries between Leftists and Rightists on the dimensions of cooperation and trust

The relation between agreeableness and conflict tactics in intergroup conflict

Worlds Apart

The Need for Affiliation as a Motivation to Inititate Conflict

Can’t we just get along? A n investigation into the symmetry of aggressive responses towards outgroup members by Liberals and Conservatives in a context neutral environment.

Does neuroticism explain ideological differences in antisocial behaviour?

How do stereotypes mediate the relationship between ideology and antisocial behaviour towards the out-group?

Trust and Cooperation on the Political Spectrum

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Childhood poverty and negative behavior towards outgroups in adulthood

Ideological differences in anti-social preferences against outgroups. Are the differences dependent on the level of political extremity?

The Motivation to Experience (seemingly) Ideology-Congruent Emotions

Political ideological differences in cooperation and inequality aversion

A context-free approach to political ideology and other-concern

A Context-Free Study on Ideological Differences in Cooperation as Influenced by Trust and External Incentives

Ideological Symmetry in Trust? The Effects of a Context-Neutral Experimental Environment

Make America Cooperate again: Do ideological differences influence cooperation?

Ideological differences in inequality aversion: A context-free approach