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Psychologische und biologische Faktoren: Von der Persönlichkeit zurück zur Evolution

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In diesem Kapitel werden empirische Untersuchungen zur Nachfrage nach rechtsradikalen Ideologien vorgestellt, die in das biopsychosoziologische Theoriemodell integriert sind: biologische, psychologische und soziologische Faktoren, die Fremdenfeindlichkeit, Autoritarismus, Rassismus usw. verursachen oder auslösen. Dazu gehören unter anderem Einflüsse von evolutionären Mechanismen, Genen, epigenetischen Prozessen, Kindererziehung und Bildung auf Persönlichkeitsentwicklung, Wahrnehmung, Reaktionsmuster, Einstellungen und politische Meinungen.

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