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First published 2025-1

Social Psychological Perspectives on Political Polarization: Insights and Implications for Climate Change

Jennifer C. Cole, Ash J. Gillis, Sander van der Linden [...]

Perspectives on Psychological Science

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First published 2020-2

Refugees’ Labor Market Integration in the Context of a Polarized Public Discourse

Kristina Seidelsohn, Uwe Flick, Andreas Hirseland

Qualitative Inquiry

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First published 2012-12

Boomerang Effects in Science Communication

P. Sol Hart, Erik C. Nisbet

Communication Research

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First published 2016-12

Doubt,Delay,and Discourse

Juliet Roper, Shiv Ganesh, Theodore E. Zorn

Science Communication

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First published 2016-9

Social Climate Science

Adam R. Pearson, Jonathon P. Schuldt, Rainer Romero-Canyas

Perspectives on Psychological Science

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First published 2015-8

Extending the Impacts of Hostile Media Perceptions

P. Sol Hart, Lauren Feldman, Anthony Leiserowitz [...]

Science Communication

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First published 2013-1

Where Does Political Polarization Come From? Locating Polarization Within the U.S. Climate Change Debate

Dana R. Fisher, Joseph Waggle, Philip Leifeld

American Behavioral Scientist

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First published 2018-9

Disrupting polarized discourses: Can we get out of the ruts of environmental conflicts?

Chloe Lucas, Russell Warman

Environment and Planning C: Politics and Space

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First published 2024-5

Is it better to strike a balance? How exposure to congruent and incongruent opinion climates on social networking sites impacts users’ processing and selection of information

Manuel Cargnino, German Neubaum

New Media & Society

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First published 2025-4

From Disruptive Protests to Disrupted Networks? Analyzing Levels of Polarization in the German Twitter/X Debates on “Fridays for Future” and “Letzte Generation”

Hendrik Meyer, Louisa Pröschel, Michael Brüggemann

Social Media + Society

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