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Contagion Mechanisms and Emotional Group Polarization Outcomes of Online Toxicity: An Information Ecology Perspective

Han Luo, Xiao Meng

Social Science Computer Review

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First published 2020-3

Emotions and Affective Polarization: How Enthusiasm and Anxiety About Presidential Candidates Affect Interparty Attitudes

Bryan McLaughlin, Derrick Holland, Bailey A. Thompson [...]

American Politics Research

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First published 2022-6

Affective Polarization and Support for the U.S. Supreme Court

Miles T. Armaly, Adam M. Enders

Political Research Quarterly

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First published 2024-1

Digital Affect Culture and the Logics of Melodrama: Online Polarization and the January 6 Capitol Riots through the Lens of Genre and Affective Discourse Analysis

Megan Boler, Yoon-Ji Kweon, Míchílín Ní Threasaigh

Social Media + Society

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First published 2025-8

Limits of rationality? Moral foundations and polarization in attitudes towards diversity in Germany

Michael Windzio

Rationality and Society

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Emotion-Trait Interrelations and the Measurement of Personality

Henry Kellerman, Robert Plutchik

Psychological Reports

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Transcending Polarization: Beyond Binary Thinking

Jack Denfeld Wood, Gianpiero Petriglieri

Transactional Analysis Journal

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First published 2024-9

Kaleidoscope: Detecting the Tone of the Room

Kaitlyn Choy, Jennifer McVay, Victoria Romero [...]

Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting

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First published 2022-7

A Polarized Discourse: Effects of Opinion Differentiation and Structural Differentiation on Communication

Namkje Koudenburg, Yoshihisa Kashima

Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin

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First published 2024-8

How to get angry online…properly: Creating online deliberative systems that harness political anger's power and mitigate its costs

Amitabha Palmer

Politics,Philosophy & Economics

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