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Google News: Fairness: The real reason Romney's welfare ad works
[Washington Examiner] - In his book "The Righteous Mind," New York University Stern School of Business professor Jonathan Haidt writes about people's perception of fairness: "When people work together on a task, they generally want to see the hardest workers get the largest
Google News: Working Wonders
[Hour Detroit Magazine] - “There's an incredible adrenaline rush from group-versus-group conflict,” says social psychologist Jonathan Haidt, author of Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion. Group competition releases dopamine to reward the brain
Libertarians and conservatives – an odd couple
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[Telegraph.co.uk (blog)] - And, as Jonathan Haidt points out, libertarians and conservatives are fundamentally very different emotionally. It's a sign of how messed up the world is that we're in alliance at all, but such is the strength of the liberal Left that in comparison
Google News: Race and the Gathering of Our Political Tribes
[The American Prospect] - You may have read some of the psychological research into of which kinds of people head toward which political points of view, such as the most recent writings by Jonathan Haidt. Haidt emphasizes how we defend what we consider sacred. I think of it
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