Why American conservatives and individuals from traditionalist cultures may share a preference for group uniformity
Abstract
American culture is known for its emphasis on freedom‐promoting values such as self‐determination and autonomy. Yet, a large segment of American society endorses a conservative ideology that seems to go against these values. In this article, we empirically show that conservatives’ weaker endorsement of autonomy values predicts a preference to be an amorphous entity in a tight, uniform group (Study 1A). We do so by implementing a novel measure of...
Paper Details
Title
Why American conservatives and individuals from traditionalist cultures may share a preference for group uniformity
Published Date
Jan 17, 2019
Volume
22
Issue
3
Pages
325 - 330
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