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heuristics
mental shortcut you use to make decision when you have limited info
examples
stereotypes
empty subway car
availability
party label
supporters
economic
likability
availability
most accessible info vs best source
party label
attachment to party = voting for that party
supporters
the kinds of people that support a policy/politican (hate students = voting against stuff they like)
economic
economic conditions inform view of the country as a whole
likeability
politicians doing things that are likeable
shortcomings
hard questions
lack of pertinent, reliable info
lack of incentives
lack of usable feedback
hard questions (sc)
idea that a lot of political issues cant be fixed/solved thru info shortcuts
lack pf pertinent info (sc)
the motivations of people who make poltical content
financial
polarizing topics, high salience, sensationalistic news
lack of incentives (sc)
rational political ignorance (society doesn’t incentivize for being politically aware)
lack of usable feedback (sc)
hard to fact check people out of obviously erroneous political beliefs