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Reconsidering Moral Issues in Politics
Abstract
Political scientists commonly distinguish issues that are moral from ones that are not. The distinction is taken to be important for understanding persuadability, the stability of opinions, and issue salience, among other phenomena, but there are inconsistencies in how scholars have conceived it. Drawing insights from psychology, I suggest that it is fruitful to think about moral conviction as a dimension of attitude strength. Using three data...
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Title
Reconsidering Moral Issues in Politics
Published Date
Apr 1, 2014
Journal
Volume
76
Issue
2
Pages
380 - 397
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