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Want to Turn a Friend into a Foe? Reveal Your Political Differences

Nov 5, 2020
BY Elena Buliga and Cara C. MacInnis
When given the choice between a politically similar stranger or a politically different friend, who would you rather hang out with?
Character & Context Blog
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Having Cross-political Relationships Might Not Always Be Beneficial

Jun 14, 2021
BY Elena Buliga, Cara C. MacInnis, Gordon Hodson, and Julia Biamonte
Can simply having a cross-political partner or close friend improve your attitudes toward the opposite political group? Our studies show that it might not always be the case.
Character & Context Blog

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