polpsychjoe.bsky.social
Assistant Professor in Political Science, Trinity College Dublin. Political Psychology. Polarization. Political Communication.
👤 Joined on 20 September 2023
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it sounds kind of ridiculous but i think you can make a not entirely facetious case that 1) the industrial revolution and therefore ~modernity is downstream of mass-market stimulants (tea, then tobacco and coffee) and 2) a key impact of stimulants is their effect on specifically certain ND types
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Show PostIn a new paper with @matthewcebul.bsky.social, Jonathan Pinckney, and Zoe Marks, we ask how the public assesses whether a protest movement is peaceful or not, whether a movement is legitimate, and whether a movement is likely to succeed. 1/
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