Attitudes Toward Civil Liberties and Rights Among Politically Charged Online Groups

IF 1.2 4区 心理学 Q4 PSYCHOLOGY, SOCIAL
A. Fasce, Diego Avendaño
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Abstract

Abstract. Civil liberties and rights such as freedom of expression, press, thought, religion, association, lifestyle, and equality against the law are being subjected to controversies in Western countries. We developed two hypotheses aimed at explaining divergent attitudes toward civil liberties among politically charged online communities on each side of the political spectrum. A study using a cross-sectional sample of social media users ( N = 902) suggests that, as expected by our hypotheses, support for civil liberties tend to be higher among online groups of rightists – with economic conservatism being the only direct positive predictor and left-wing authoritarianism being a strong negative predictor. These results are discussed in relation to polarization over civil liberties and perceived power imbalances between online groups.
网上政治团体对公民自由和权利的态度
摘要在西方国家,言论自由、言论自由、思想自由、宗教自由、结社自由、生活方式自由、法律平等等公民自由和权利正在成为争议的焦点。我们提出了两个假设,旨在解释在政治光谱的两边,对公民自由持不同态度的网络社区。一项使用社交媒体用户横断面样本(N = 902)的研究表明,正如我们的假设所预期的那样,右翼网络群体对公民自由的支持往往更高——经济保守主义是唯一直接的积极预测因素,左翼威权主义是一个强烈的消极预测因素。这些结果与公民自由的两极分化和网络群体之间的感知权力失衡有关。
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Social Psychology
Social Psychology PSYCHOLOGY, SOCIAL-
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