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Polarization study links affective politics to identity divides
The piece links rising affective polarization to group identity and media echo chambers. It cites Johns Hopkins and Yale researchers, explains out group hatred from evolving human cooperation, and notes voters like Trump supporters and rivals view opponents as threats. It highlights psychology experiments, party sorting, and candidate rhetoric shaping anger and mobilization.
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Trump
Lilliana Mason
Johns Hopkins University
Nicholas Christakis
Yale
Mason
Christakis
Muzafer Sherif
Robbers Cave State Park
Oklahoma
Shanto Iyengar
Stanford
Brad Rowe
Ron DeSantis
R-Fla
Hampton
N.H
Robert F. Kennedy Jr
Susan
Peter Delano
DeSantis
Biden