A Conversation on Generational Stereotypes
A relaxed and freewheeling conversation between Matt Kohut of KNP Communications and David Rosen of First Person Politics on the subject of generational stereotypes in politics.
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A relaxed and freewheeling conversation between Matt Kohut of KNP Communications and David Rosen of First Person Politics on the subject of generational stereotypes in politics.
Republican obstruction of Obama’s nominees has become automatic and unavoidable. Some reporters are suggesting it’s payback for a rules change Democrats implemented in 2013. It isn’t. Here’s why they’re wrong.
In political psychology, rationalization has three meanings. Here’s what they are and why they matter.
First Person Politics presents four new free-to-watch webinars covering the basics of political psychology, political personalities, political messaging, and the political applications of social and situational influence techniques.
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.
Ideologies are irrational and subjective because that’s the way people are too. Watch our new video series on the psychology behind political ideology.
Confirmation bias makes people of all political stripes see what they want to see. So why do liberals get it right more often than conservatives? The psychological antecedents of liberalism protect liberals from error over the long run, but may be keeping them from facing some uncomfortable truths about human psychology.
Quid pro quos and other forms of bribery are illegal, so how does big money actually influence and corrupt politicians? The answer has eluded political science, but not political psychology.
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.
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