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Personality

  • Furnham A, Mouttafi J, Crump J. The Relationship between the Revised NEO-Personality Inventory and the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator. Social Behavior and Personality. 2003, 31(6), 577-584.

Authoritarianism

Lucian Gideon Conway III, James D. McFarland, Thomas H. Costello, Scott O. Lilienfeld.

Left-Wing Authoritarianism (LWA) has a controversial history in psychology. Some researchers
have expressed skepticism about the existence of LWA, whereas others have argued that LWA is
a valid construct. In the present article, we offer a framework to reconcile these two perspectives
by proposing that ideologically-based authoritarian
norms are sometimes in conflict with the
processes that create authoritarian
individuals. In Western political contexts, authoritarian norms
are more likely to occur on the conservative side of the political spectrum; but authoritarian
attributes can occur in both conservatives
and liberals. In our model, left-wing authoritarians thus
often occupy the space where forces influencing authoritarianism are in
conflict. We review
existing evidence related to the model, present novel evidence related to the model, derive
four hypotheses from the model, and discuss criteria for falsifying the model. We conclude by
considering the model’s place in current research on the complexities of ideology.

Replication


Fraud in Psychology Research

Lying