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Exposure to Opposing Reasons Reduces Negative Impressions of Ideological Opponents

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2020-07-17

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2020

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2020-07-17

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Americans have become increasingly likely to dislike, distrust, and derogate their ideological opponents on contemporary social and political issues. We hypothesized that a lack of exposure to compelling reasons, arguments, and evidence from ideological opponents might at least partly explain negative views of those opponents. Consistent with this hypothesis, we found that participants assume their ideological opponents, in comparison to their ideological allies, are less likely to have good reasons for their positions. Moreover, we found that the more strongly participants believe their opponents lack good reasons for their positions, the more likely they are to report that those opponents lack both intellectual capabilities and moral character. Critically, exposure to arguments favoring their opponents’ position produced more favorable impressions of those opponents. We discuss possible implications of these results for the role of reasons and reasoning in political discourse, and for productive disagreement in a functioning democracy.

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Exposure to Opposing Reasons Reduces Negative Impressions of Ideological Opponents

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ethics

polarization

persuasion

politics

morality

person perception

psychology

reasoning

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Matthew Stanley

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