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Political identification bias (view source)
Revision as of 13:53, May 11, 2008
, 13:53, May 11, 2008New page: '''Political identification bias''' describes the tendency to make blind guesses or assumptions about a person's political affiliation based on whether or not we agree with or like them. ...
'''Political identification bias''' describes the tendency to make blind guesses or assumptions about a person's political affiliation based on whether or not we agree with or like them.
Sometimes, a person may base the guess on things they usually associate with liberals or conservatives. For example, we might assume that a gun owner who goes to church is a conservative while we might assume that an atheist is a liberal. More often, however, we make such guesses without knowing much or anything about a person's opinions.
[[Category:Psychology]]
Sometimes, a person may base the guess on things they usually associate with liberals or conservatives. For example, we might assume that a gun owner who goes to church is a conservative while we might assume that an atheist is a liberal. More often, however, we make such guesses without knowing much or anything about a person's opinions.
[[Category:Psychology]]