APS
2025 APS Annual Convention
Exploring the Complexities of Tolerance: Value Justification, Intellectual Humility, and Psychological Impacts
We examine tolerance and intolerance across social contexts, focusing on individual differences and psychological implications tied to these behaviors. We examine the value systems associated with tolerance and intolerance, intellectual humility mitigating biases against tolerance, and the distinct psychological impacts of being tolerated. We provide recommendations for fostering tolerance.
Chairs & Discussants
- Geoffrey WetherellChair
Florida Atlantic University
Presentations
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- Justifications for Political Tolerance and Intolerance across the Ideological DivideGeoffrey Wetherell, Mark Brandt
- Intellectual Humility Attenuates Academics’ Negative Perceptions of Identity-Related ResearchKimberley Rios, Zach Roth, Thomas Coleman, Maykel Verkuyten
- The Psychological Effects of Enacting Tolerance and Being ToleratedKumar Yogeeswaran, Kyle Nash, Levi Adelman, Maykel Verkuyten
- Intellectual Humility Predicts Belief Updating for Sociopolitical TopicsShauna Bowes