Antiheroes fueled by injustice: dark personality traits and perceived group relative deprivation in the prediction of violent extremism (CROSBI ID 297103)
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Podaci o odgovornosti
Pavlović, Tomislav ; Franc, Renata
engleski
Antiheroes fueled by injustice: dark personality traits and perceived group relative deprivation in the prediction of violent extremism
Despite multiple studies providing evidence of subjective inequality and dark personality traits as predictors of extremism, their interactive effect on extremism has not been studied. As such interactions are implied in multiple models of radicalization, this research was focused on testing them. While Study 1 (N = 279), based on a convenient student sample, established the interaction between perceived group relative socio-political deprivation and Dark Triad traits in the prediction of support for political violence, Study 2 (N = 461), based on a quota sample, specified it in the context of radicalized intentions: emotional component of group deprivation (anger, contempt, and disgust) interacts with the Dark Tetrad in the prediction of radicalized but not activist intentions, even after correcting for social desirability bias. Their combined explanatory power (up to 25% of explained variance) robustly confirms the role of individual dispositions and (responses to the perception of) contextual factors, as well as their interactions, in radicalization.
Extremism ; inequality ; political violence ; deprivation ; Dark Triad ; Dark Tetrad
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Podaci o izdanju
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2021.
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26
objavljeno
1943-4472
1943-4480
10.1080/19434472.2021.1930100
Povezanost rada
Psihologija