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| | Subject Index A | | Affect, 48 –51 | | | Al Qaeda, 236 –238 | | | Ally image, 44, 45, 52 in Northern Ireland, 200 | | | Altruists, 249 and empathy, 249 | | | Argentina, 239 –241 dirty war in 239 –241 punishment of perpetrators, 251 –252 | | | Assimilation effect, 43 | | | Attitudes, See also Information processing, 57 –59, 125 –151 and behavior, 57 –58 constraint, 129 defined, 57 and political socialization, 143 –145 and political sophistication in America, 126 –133 and schema, 150 –151 stability, 129 and tolerance, 145 –147 and the vote, 135 –139 | | | Attribution theory, 39 Fundamental Attribution Error, 25, 39, 90 phenomenal absolutism error, 154 ultimate attribution error, 154 | | | Authoritarian personality, 23 –24 criticisms of, 24 and race in South Africa, 170 and racism, 156 | | | Availability heuristic, 39 | | | Avoidance of value trade-offs, 41 | B | | Balance theory, 40 balance defined, 40 response to imbalance and inconsistency, 40 –41 | | | Barbarian image, 53 in Bosnia, 176 of Serbs, 203 | | | Bay of Pigs, 81 –84 and bureaucratic politics, 83 –84 and groupthink, 81 and new group syndrome, 82 –83 | | | Beliefs, defined, 39 belief systems, 125, 132 | | | Black and white model, 129 | | | Bolstering, 41 | | | Bosnia, 175 –178, 219 –220 and ethnic cleansing, 177 –178 identities in, 176 | | | Brazil, 167 –168 | | | Bush, G. H. W., 27, 102, 128, 271 | | | Bush, G. W., 26 –27, 55, 79, 109, 111, 128, 130 | | | Bystanders, 247 –248 and diffusion of responsibility and denial, 248 | C | | Candidate characteristics, 129 | | | Carter, J., 114, 120 –122 | | | Castro, F., 39, 81 –83 | | | Chechnya, 207 –208 | | | Chicken, game of, 265 –266 irrevocable commitment, 266 | | | China, 215 –217 nationalism in 215 –217 | | | Christian identity, 231 | | | Clinton, W. J., 7, 21, 26 –27, 66, 97, 107 –122, 134 | | | Coalitions, 91 –92 | | | Cognition, See also, Information processing, 38 –39 and attitudes, 126 –133, 135 and categorization, 37, 41 –45 | | | Cognitive categories, See also, Images, Stereotypes 41 –45, and schema, 42, and stereotypes, 43 | | | Cognitive complexity, 29 –30, and G. W. Bush, 109 and Clinton, 108, 114 –119 and information processing, 29 and leaders, 105 | | | Cognitive processes, 9, 39 | | | Collective traps, 90 | | | Colonial image, 56 in Northern Ireland, 199 –200 | | | Columbia, 241 | | | Compliance, 73 | | | Conflict resolution, 92, 180 –186, 217 –220, 249 –253 perspective-taking, 183 and policing, 185 –186 and punishment of perpetrators, 251 –253 shared sovereignty strategies, 182 –184 and stereotypes, 183 truth and reconciliation comsions, 251 –253 utilitarian strategies, 184 | -337- | | |
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Publication Information: Book Title: Introduction to Political Psychology. Contributors: Martha Cottam - author, Beth Dietz-Uhler - author, Elena Mastors - author, Thomas Preston - author. Publisher: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates. Place of Publication: Mahwah, NJ. Publication Year: 2004. Page Number: 337.
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