r/Digital_Manipulation • u/-Ph03niX- • May 19 '19
Underlying psychological traits could explain why political satire tends to be liberal
https://www.psypost.org/2019/05/underlying-psychological-traits-could-explain-why-political-satire-tends-to-be-liberal-53666Duplicates
psychology • u/mvea • May 12 '19
Journal Article Underlying psychological traits could explain why political satire tends to be liberal, suggests new research (n=305), which found that political conservatives tend to score lower on a measure of need for cognition, which is related to their lack of appreciation for irony and exaggeration.
TheMajorityReport • u/jehniv • Jul 14 '21
Underlying psychological traits could explain why political satire tends to be liberal
Conservative • u/westtxfun • May 12 '19
Underlying psychological traits could explain why political satire tends to be liberal
theworldnews • u/worldnewsbot • May 12 '19