LIVE WEBINAR: Introduction to Political Psychology
Join us for a live webinar on Tuesday, November 25 at 8pm EST, hosted by the Manning Centre for Building Democracy. Click for more details and a link to the registration page.
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Join us for a live webinar on Tuesday, November 25 at 8pm EST, hosted by the Manning Centre for Building Democracy. Click for more details and a link to the registration page.
A slate of recent articles have called attention to strategic problems that traditional political consultants have dismissed, ignored, or haven’t figured out how to solve. At First Person Politics, we have the solutions to these problems and can put them at your fingertips.
This week, David Rosen — founder of First Person Politics — was interviewed on Digital Politics Radio by Karen Jagoda of the E-Voter Institute.
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Irrational, unconscious psychological factors play a central role in social and political change. First Person Politics will show you what they are and how to use them to win.
Psychological profiling isn’t a substitute for opposition research — it’s how you make the most of it. It’s how you turn your opponent’s psychology into their own worst enemy.
Earlier this week, we discussed the many reasons why politicos struggle with psychology. Since turnabout is fair play, we though we’d identify the most common reasons psychologists to struggle with politics. biases and tendencies Theory over practice. Like nearly all scientists, psychologists love a good theory that has enormous explanatory […]
It’s not at all unusual for political pros to struggle with a psychological approach to politics. Here are some of the most common biases, misconceptions, and objections that keep political strategists and analysts from benefiting from a psychological perspective.
You can use social and situational factors to surreptitiously influence people for political and financial gain. That is the subject of our latest piece, just published online in Campaigns and Elections.
We’re very excited to announce that the founder of First Person Politics, David Rosen, has new piece up in Campaigns & Elections called How to Build an Effective Messaging Device. Here’s a quick excerpt just to give you a taste: At some point in nearly any campaign, you’ll need to […]