Unpacking Political Bias and Social Dynamics

This chapter examines the person positivity bias and its implications on how individuals perceive politicians versus groups, while reflecting on historical media influence. The discussion highlights the polarization in political evaluations, emphasizing the struggles of the white working class and how societal assumptions often overlook their challenges. Additionally, it critiques traditional theories in political psychology, arguing for a more transparent approach that acknowledges personal beliefs and the unpredictable nature of political movements.