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The Drawing That Explains Political Divides (Patreon)

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2022-04-06 18:44:07
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The duck-rabbit video is done. I've been wanting to cover polarization for a while, but I looked around and saw that people weren't really watching videos that covered it in a straightforward way (who spends their free time watching material on political psychology?). So I tried to find a more interesting, kind of fun way to approach it, to hopefully convince people into clicking and learning about this stuff. 

Let me know what you guys think. 

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The Drawing That Explains Political Divides

An explanation of the psychology behind political divides, using a duck-rabbit as an analogy. If you enjoyed the video, help it out with a like/subscribe/comment/share, or consider supporting me with a small donation on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/rchapman. 0:00 Intro 0:40 Why Are We Divided? 08:31 Conclusion Sources: The Righteous Mind - Jonathan Haidt The Oxford Handbook Of Political Psychology - Edited by Huddy, Sears & Levy Hivemind - Sarah Rose Cavanagh, PhD Thinking, Fast And Slow - Daniel Kahneman The Spiral Of Conflict: Naïve Realism - Sammut, Bezzina & Sartawi

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Adam Meade

Great video. I'm a psychology professor and some of this touches on things I occasionally teach. For instance, you showed some research looking at Implicit Biases and I'm the guy that wrote the open-source software to conduct implicit bias tests that some of these studies use.