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2019 International Convention of Psychological Science

Novel Approaches to Understanding and Counteracting Political Intolerance

Friday, March 8, 2019 · Paris, France

Political Psychology

Political intolerance is a pressing challenge internationally. This symposium brings together an international team of experts from political, social, organizational and personality psychology to discuss new perspectives on the nature of political divides and novel interventions that can increase respect and tolerance of political opponents.

Chairs & Discussants

  • Chelsea ScheinChair
    The Wharton School of Business, University of Pennsylvania
  • Emily KubinCoChair
    Tilburg University

Presentations

  1. Political Differences in Fair Wages: Different Sensitivity to Factors Limiting Personal ResponsibilityAndrew Vonasch
  2. One-Sided Intentionality Attributions Drive Political PolarizationVuletich Heidi, John Slochower, Andrew Vonasch, Keith Payne
  3. Want to Increase Political Respect? Appealing to Personal Experience Increases Perceived Rationality More Than Appeals to FactsEmily Kubin, Kurt Gray
  4. Bridging Political Divides By Focusing on Shared Moral ValuesChelsea Schein