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Right wing Authoritarian

Believes the economy works best if the government does not interfere with business or trade, but exerts a significant measure of social control

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Left wing Authoritarian

Believes the economy works best if the government exerts considerable control over businesses and trade, while also exerting a significant measure of social control

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Left Wing Liberation

Feels the government has an important role to play in the economy, but feels government should allow people to make their own decisions

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Right wing Liberation

Wants to minimize the role of government in all aspects of life

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Centrist

Believes social and economic controls should be applied if they are for the public good, of dismantled if they do not benefit society.

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Issue

An issue is a broader term that can be a topic of concern, a point of discussion, or a less urgent problem

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Problem

A problem is a specific, negative obstacle that requires a solution.

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Ingroups

A group a person feels they are part of and identifies with.

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Outgroups

A group of people a person doesn’t identify with

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Unconscious bias

Learned assumptions, beliefs, or attitudes that we aren’t necessarily aware of.

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What is the blue dot effect?

a cognitive phenomenon where, as a concept or threat becomes less frequent, the definition of that concept broadens to include things that were previously excluded, leading people to perceive problems that aren't there

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Us vs them mentality

a cognitive bias where people perceive the world in terms of their own "in-group" ("us") and an "out-group" ("them").

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common enemies

a person, group, or external threat that a collection of individuals or groups are all opposed to, which can increase their cohesion and cooperation

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Confirmation Bias

When you think you think you know something, so you try to prove your bias to be right rather than to disprove your bias.

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What are algorithms?

Sets of rules and calculations that determine the order and type of content users see on their feeds by analyzing user behavior and interactions