분야
docxConservatism
Status quo bias
Low Cognitive Investment
가설
연구 1
연구 2
논의(general discussion)
한계 및 제언
Reference
This paper presents the hypothesis that low-cognitive investment increases status quo bias which promotes political conservatism. It is an attempt to explain the situational determinants of political attitudes based on the hypothesis. In psychology there have been many researches on the socio-cognitive variables and situational factors that decide political conservatism with a construal approach. Hodson and Busseri’s (2012) research demonstrated that low cognitive ability correlated with a strong right-wing ideology and a high degree of prejudice. Also, Eidelman’s (2012) research demonstrated how low cognitive investment promoted political conservatism.
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