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Dynamics of attitudes and genetic processes.
Nonlinear dynamics, psychology, and life sciences - 1 Jan 2008
Guastello Stephen J, Guastello Denise D
Abstract excerpt
Relatively new discoveries of a genetic component to attitudes have challenged the traditional viewpoint that attitudes are primarily learned ideas and behaviors. Attitudes that are regarded by respondents as "more important" tend to have greater genetic components to them, and tend to be more closely associated with authoritarianism. Nonlinear theories, nonetheless, have also been introduced to study attitude...
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