“All or nothing”

Bonfá-Araujo, Bruno; Filho, Nelson Hauck

doi:10.15448/1980-8623.2021.1.35441

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“…Another study supported in a way that the malevolent personality linked to the best job performance. [25][26][27][28][29][30][31][32][33][34][35] The study helped us in gaining new insight into the relationship between dark triad model of personality and emotional regulation in student and how these effect the career exploration tendencies in students. This study shows, that despite have dark triad of personality or some tendency towards the three subscales of dark triad of personality, there is still management of emotional regulation and career exploration behavior in students.…”

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Dark Triad of Personality, Difficulties in Emotional Regulation and Career Exploration Behavior in Students

Ali

2023

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The study titled, “Dark Triad of Personality, Difficulties in Emotional Regulation and Career Exploration Behavior in students is very relevant to the academic industry. The study shows that there is a significant positive relationship between dark triad of personality, difficulties in emotion regulation and career exploration behavior in students. The aim of the study was to see that what can be done to improve career exploration behavior in students. The findings indicate that there is significant relationship between the three constructs. This study has wide implications for academic professionals and related in the discipline’s social science and humanities. Hence, less psychopathic tendencies are found in students of Pakistan and prove to be valuable in global academic settings.

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Section: According To the Vocational Personalities And Environmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

Dark Triad of Personality, Difficulties in Emotional Regulation and Career Exploration Behavior in Students

Ali

2023

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“You are either with us, or against us”: The association between dichotomous thinking and political extremism among Israeli voters

Alfasi

2023

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Community identity is understood as a multilevel systemic construct formed as a result of a person’s awareness of belonging to a certain community and subjective attitude to this belonging based on a strong emotional connection, as well as inclusion in one’s inner world and perception of the norms and values of the community as one’s own, which is manifested in the behavioural practices of representatives of certain communities (a citizen of the state, a resident of a certain territorial community, a representative of a certain property or linguistic and cultural community, etc.) A community is defined on the basis of common interests of its members, common actions, place, territory, common practices and circumstances. The key feature of defining a community and distinguishing it from a social group is the subjective significance of belonging to it for the community members. In the context of emergency situations and social transformations, such as the Russian-Ukrainian war, there is a reconstruction, a special way and unique configurations of interaction between community identities, including territorial ones: local, regional, national, global; linguistic, cultural, ethnic, civic, religious, etc. Interaction between these identities occurs in such a way that some become more dominant, manifested, actualised, and they, in turn, can suppress others, enter into competitive interaction with them, or, conversely, highlight, emphasise others, or at least coexist harmoniously. A shared identity can be spontaneously actualised or de-actualised during emergencies. However, it is often based on pre-existing identities and values in society. In times of war, there is a tendency for society to consolidate around a common, clearly defined enemy, a common problem, a common misfortune, a common future, a leader, a territory, etc. through the actualisation of certain community identities. At the same time, this creates threats of internal confrontation, which makes Ukrainian society to a certain extent vulnerable and susceptible to the actions of hostile propaganda. The formulated provisions can serve as a basis for developing practical recommendations for local and state authorities, which will help to strengthen the consolidation of society and overcome the consequences of polarisation and socio-political confrontation. This will ultimately have a positive impact on the national security of the country

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“You’re either with us or against us”: The association between dichotomous thinking style and political extremism among Israeli voters

Alfasi

2023

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Purpose of the study: People who tend towards political extremism are often characterized by a rather simplistic black-and-white worldview of their social reality. It results from a psychological tendency to perceive and interpret the world in a certain way. The hypothesis underlies the current study is that this tendency is manifested in a thinking style defined as “dichotomous thinking”. That is, the propensity to perceive and interpret the world in terms of binary options (i.e., “black or white”, “good or bad”, or “all or nothing”). Methodology: The study was conducted in Israel, during the 2019 election campaign, which began an ongoing political crisis that led to deep polarization between the two main political camps in Israel. Participants (N=312) completed online survey which included a demographic questionnaire, and measures of political identification and dichotomous thinking style. Results: The study’s results indicated both linear and quadradic associations between dichotomous thinking and political identification. That is, dichotomous thinking style was associated both to a political tendency to the right, and in general, to a tendency to political extremism, on the right or on the left. Conclusion: These results provide empirical support for theoretical models who suggested that a U-shaped pattern of association exists between cognitive rigidity and political identification, but that the association is stronger at the right end of the political spectrum

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“All or nothing”

Cited by 3 publications

References 20 publications

Dark Triad of Personality, Difficulties in Emotional Regulation and Career Exploration Behavior in Students

Dark Triad of Personality, Difficulties in Emotional Regulation and Career Exploration Behavior in Students

“You are either with us, or against us”: The association between dichotomous thinking and political extremism among Israeli voters

“You’re either with us or against us”: The association between dichotomous thinking style and political extremism among Israeli voters

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