Washington, DC / Amsterdam, Netherlands - In light of the election and ballot victories of populist, anti-establishment movements, many people have been trying to better understand the behaviors and motivations of voters.
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Jul 18, 2019
Overclaiming Knowledge Predicts Anti-Establishment Voting
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Jun 27, 2019
Gay Asian Americans Seen as More “American”
by University of Washington News
For Asian Americans who are gay or lesbian, their sexual orientation may make them seem more “American” than those who are presumed straight.Character and Context Blog
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Jul 23, 2019
Nostalgia Increases Financial Risk Taking
by Xi Zou
Want to have a future filled with more risk-taking? Focusing on warm feelings about your past might be the key!Jul22
Jul 22, 2019
Can Religion Stave Off the Grave?
by Laura E. Wallace
People with religious affiliations tend to live longer than those without.
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