Thought Studies

Cognitive Bias & Motivated Reasoning

Thought Studies links tagged Cognitive Bias & Motivated Reasoning.

  1. Ideology: Psychological Similarities and Differences Across the Ideological Spectrum Reexamined Paper: October 31, 2024Posted:
    Cognitive Bias & Motivated ReasoningMeaning, Worldviews & IdeologyThought-Emotion Connection
  2. “Be Nice or Leave Me Alone”: An Intergroup Perspective on Affective Polarization in Online Political Discussions Paper: 2022Posted:
    Social Cognition & Group IdentityPolarization, Conflict & DivisionCognitive Bias & Motivated Reasoning
  3. Identity concerns drive belief: The impact of partisan identity on the belief and dissemination of true and false news Paper: 2023Posted:
    Social Cognition & Group IdentityBelief Formation & Belief RevisionCognitive Bias & Motivated Reasoning
  4. Threats, Emotions, and Affective Polarization Paper: May 24, 2023Posted:
    Social Cognition & Group IdentityPolarization, Conflict & DivisionCognitive Bias & Motivated Reasoning
  5. We love, they hate: Emotions in affective polarization and how partisans may use them Paper: January 19, 2024Posted:
    Thought-Emotion ConnectionCognitive Bias & Motivated ReasoningSocial Cognition & Group Identity
  6. What drives people to prefer health-related misinformation? The viewpoint of motivated reasoning Paper: 2022Posted:
    Cognitive Bias & Motivated ReasoningBelief Formation & Belief RevisionThought-Emotion Connection
  7. Tracking politically motivated reasoning in the brain: the role of mentalizing, value-encoding, and error detection networks Paper: 2024Posted:
    Cognitive Neuroscience & Neural MechanismsCognitive Bias & Motivated ReasoningBelief Formation & Belief Revision