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Affective Polarization
people increasingly dislike people from the other party
Partisan Identification
Psychological Attachment: feeling at home with people who vote for the same party
Preference Similarities: share similar preferences with the people who call themselves Dems or Republicans
Tally of Experiences: over time watching how a party behaves makes me like them more or less
Measuring Public Opinion
asking people how they feel and generating a temp graph
asking people how they feel quickly from BIAT screenings
Explanations and Context
affective polarization shows up in surveys but whether it matters is context dependent and explanations too, are context dependent
Does dislike or distrust mean people change the way they live their lives
no, people in surveys will also demand compromise, then punish politicians for compromising