Authoritarianism And Its Relationship With Intuitive-Experiential Cognitive Style And Heuristic Processing  

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Kemmelmeier, Markus

Jenis: Article from Journal
Dalam koleksi: Personality and Individual Differences vol. 48 (2009), page 44–48.
Topik: Authoritarianism; Cognitive styles; Cognitive-experiential self-theory; Need for closure; Heuristic processing; Representativeness heuristic
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Two studies examined the relationship between authoritarianism, cognitive style and heuristic processing. Focusing on Epstein’s (2003) cognitive-experiential self-theory, Study 1 shows that authoritarianism is related to Epstein’s dimension of faith in intuition, but not need for cognition, even when controlling for individual differences in need for structure. Study 2 confirms that authoritarianism is related to greater heuristic processing. The discussion suggests ways in which individual differences in cognitive style and heuristic processing may account for established effects of authoritarianism.

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