APS
31st APS Annual Convention
Delineating the Relationship Between Disgust and Political Conservatism: Examination of Its Underlying Mechanisms and Resulting Consequences
This symposium brings together new research that sheds light on how the well-established link between disgust and conservatism extends beyond the political domain to moral judgments and attention to emotion stimuli. The research presented proposes preference for order as a potential underlying mechanism for the link between disgust and conservatism.
Chairs & Discussants
- Xiaowen XuChair
The College of William & Mary
Presentations
- Trait Disgust Predicts Moral Judgment Independently of ConservatismHanah Chapman, Annika Karinen
- Disgust and Deontology: Trait Sensitivity to Contamination Promotes a Preference for Order, Hierarchy, and Rule-Based Moral JudgmentJeffrey Robinson, Xiaowen Xu, Jason Plaks
- Ew, Gross! Ideological Differences in Attention to Disgusting StimuliNatalie Shook, Benjamin Oosterhoff
- An Orderly Personality Partially Explains the Link between Trait Disgust and Political ConservatismXiaowen Xu, Annika Karinen, Hanah Chapman, Jason Plaks, Jordan Peterson