The Populist Impulse: Assessing the Relationship Between Cognitive Reflection, and Populist Attitudes and Voting Behaviour

• In Event: Populism and Democracy

Brief Overview

An observational and conjoint analysis of cognitive reflection – i.e. the ability of individuals to suppress their spontaneous intuition and engage in higher order cognition – as a predictor of populist attitudes and voting behaviour.

Author

• Andrew Hunter, King's College London