How economic inequality drives the rise of political polarization
In short: Social psychologist Keith Payne explores how economic inequality alters human perception and behavior, potentially explaining why modern societies are becoming increasingly divided and polarized.
Keith Payne examines the psychological mechanisms through which economic inequality changes how individuals perceive and interact with others. This shift in social perception is a key factor in the growing political polarization currently slicing through many societies.
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