05. Political Psychology

Sam Fuller, Harvard University

Central Attitudes in Political Belief Systems are More Resistant to Change than Peripheral Attitudes, But Not Necessarily Less Amenable to Targeted Persuasive Attempts - Abigail Cassario, Michigan State University; Shree Vallabha, FLAME University; Mark Brandt, Michigan State University

Neurodivergent Politics: How Autistic Traits Influence Belief System and Ideological Constraint - Joshua N. Zingher, Old Dominion University

On the Measurement of Basic Values and their Relationship to Political Attitudes - Christopher D Johnston, Duke University; Martín Martin Opertti, Duke University

The Nature of Belief Networks in Mass Publics: Determining the Nature and Extent of Constraint Using Network Analysis - Allen Wilson, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Connor Choate, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Which Comes First: Ideology, or Moral Values? Panel evidence from the 2024 U.S. Presidential Election - Pierce David Ekstrom, University of Nebraska, Lincoln; Kevin B Smith, University of Nebraska, Lincoln; Ingrid J. Haas, University of Nebraska, Lincoln; John Jostes, University of Nebraska, Lincoln

Bang Quan Quan Zheng, University of Texas at Austin

Nicholas C Dias, Aarhus University