Apparently, Trump-support predicated on Sexism, Islamophobia, Homophobia

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"Psychology study finds Islamophobia, homophobia, and sexism predicted support for Trump"

A*new study*published in the journal*Psychology & Sexuality*measured and compared the attitudes of Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump, and third party/undecided voters to understand the role that sexism, homophobia, Islamophobia, and conservative ideology might have played in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.

249 participants whose attitudes regarding these subjects had been previously collected were asked who they intended to vote for roughly a month prior to the election. What the researchers found was that the different voter groups differed significantly from each other on almost all 14 attitudes that were measured. In addition to analyzing group differences, they also looked at whether voting choices could be predicted from attitude scores.

Compared to Clinton voters, Trump voters scored significantly higher on every measure of prejudice and conservative ideology. Third party and undecided voters looked more like Trump voters on all measures of prejudice, except for Islamophobia. For this category, both Clinton and third party voters scored relatively .

Statistical analyses showed that voting choices could be accurately predicted by the levels of five key attitudes. Specifically, higher levels of old-fashioned homophobia, Islamophobia,*social dominance orientation, and ambivalent sexism all strongly predicted intentions to vote for Trump versus Clinton, with ambivalent sexism being the strongest predictor of all.

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what is Islamaphobia?

While many have argued that sexism did not play a role, the data from this sample paints a very different picture. It’s also important to note that it was specifically ambivalent sexism that was the strongest predictor. Ambivalent Sexism refers to the somewhat paradoxical state of being able to view some women benevolently while simultaneously holding hostile views of other women.
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I have a BS in psych..mine is from the late 1970's
I do not recognize such PC driven trash psych terms. "sexism"is not a psychological term, unless its something like "social psychology" -which is really just glorified sociology
 
noise said:
what is Islamaphobia?

I have a BS in psych..mine is from the late 1970's
I do not recognize such PC driven trash psych terms. "sexism"is not a psychological term, unless its something like "social psychology" -which is really just glorified sociology
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I do not think you have a leg to stand on regarding criticism of jargon and buzzwords, Mr. Deep State.

Whether or not you hate the buzzwords, the fact is your Fat Orange Hero drew massive support from people who have racial resentment, bigotry towards Muslims, and who believe a woman's place is barefoot and in the kitchen.
 
Cypress said:
I do not think you have a leg to stand on regarding criticism of jargon and buzzwords, Mr. Deep State.

Whether or not you hate the buzzwords, the fact is your Fat Orange Hero drew massive support from people who have racial resentment, bigotry towards Muslims, and who believe a woman's place is barefoot and in the kitchen.
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His degree is ancient, it is a psychological term now.

https://psychologydictionary.org/sexism/
 
Cypress said:
I do not think you have a leg to stand on regarding criticism of jargon and buzzwords, Mr. Deep State.

Whether or not you hate the buzzwords, the fact is your Fat Orange Hero drew massive support from people who have racial resentment, bigotry towards Muslims, and who believe a woman's place is barefoot and in the kitchen.
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Deep State is a shorthand term for "Un-elected bureaucrats and IC leadership" ( along with FISA abuses)
It's a very real thing when the FBI etc. becomes politicized .

But this article is claiming is 'psychology'. it's not even close.

"Massive support" is your delusion..and delusion is a real psychological term
 
noise said:
I had no idea what "social psychology" is..thankfully back when I took psych we dealt with
Abnormal psychology, Behavioralism, psychoanalysis..while sociology dealt with individual in societal interactions
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Yeah, that was a long time ago, I know, much has been learned since then.
 
Cypress said:
"Psychology study finds Islamophobia, homophobia, and sexism predicted support for Trump"

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Karen Blair, the lead investigator and Assistant Professor of Psychology at St. Francis Xavier University in Nova Scotia, explains what ambivalent sexism is and why it played the most important role in keeping the presidency out of Clinton’s hands.

“While many have argued that sexism did not play a role, the data from this sample paints a very different picture. It’s also important to note that it was specifically ambivalent sexism that was the strongest predictor. Ambivalent Sexism refers to the somewhat paradoxical state of being able to view some women benevolently while simultaneously holding hostile views of other women. Most often, benevolent views are bestowed upon women who adhere to traditional gender roles, while hostile views are directed towards women who veer from their ‘designated’ positions and roles. At the end of the day, for 21st Century America, what could be a bigger departure from ‘traditional’ roles than a woman asking to become the most powerful person in the world?”

While various types of prejudice appeared to have motivated Trump voters, Dr. Blair makes it clear that many of these people might not be consciously aware of their prejudices.


So...it was all due to sexist...specifically ambivalent sexism was the strongest predictor. Ambivalent Sexism refers to the somewhat paradoxical state of being able to view some women benevolently while simultaneously holding hostile views of other women.

What utter nonsense......

Of course her losing the election had nothing to due with

 her extreme carelessness in handling of US secret documents....

or her being excused from for crimes that others, guilty of much lesser crimes go to jail for, lose their secret clearance for and are fired from their jobs for....

or her obvious lies to the public, like "I remember landing under sniper fire. There was supposed to be some kind of a greeting ceremony at the airport, but instead we just ran with our heads down to get into the vehicles to get to our base.".

or her lies about her health during the campaign.....

or her failure to even show one accomplishment as Sec. of State....

or her destroying 30,000 emails that were under subpoena by the government without even a slap on the wrist

the list much longer, but pinheads will cling to the notion that those against her and for Trump are ailing from
those oldie but goodies, Islamophobia, homophobia, sexism and prejudice...



 
Cypress said:
"Psychology study finds Islamophobia, homophobia, and sexism predicted support for Trump"

A*new study*published in the journal*Psychology & Sexuality*measured and compared the attitudes of Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump, and third party/undecided voters to understand the role that sexism, homophobia, Islamophobia, and conservative ideology might have played in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.

249 participants whose attitudes regarding these subjects had been previously collected were asked who they intended to vote for roughly a month prior to the election. What the researchers found was that the different voter groups differed significantly from each other on almost all 14 attitudes that were measured. In addition to analyzing group differences, they also looked at whether voting choices could be predicted from attitude scores.

Compared to Clinton voters, Trump voters scored significantly higher on every measure of prejudice and conservative ideology. Third party and undecided voters looked more like Trump voters on all measures of prejudice, except for Islamophobia. For this category, both Clinton and third party voters scored relatively .

Statistical analyses showed that voting choices could be accurately predicted by the levels of five key attitudes. Specifically, higher levels of old-fashioned homophobia, Islamophobia,*social dominance orientation, and ambivalent sexism all strongly predicted intentions to vote for Trump versus Clinton, with ambivalent sexism being the strongest predictor of all.

continued https://www.rawstory.com/2017/11/ps...hobia-and-sexism-predicted-support-for-trump/
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Harvey Weinstein

James Toback – Multiple women have accused him of luring them into hotel rooms, trailers, and other places for interviews and auditions. The meetings would quickly turn sexual in nature. Toback denies the claims and says his diabetes and heart condition make it impossible for him to take part in that kind of behavior.
•Knight Landesman – The Artforum publisher and a power broker has been accused of sexual harassment by nine women. They have filed a joint lawsuit against him, and he has since resigned from Artforum.
•Chris Savino – The Nickelodeon exec was fired after a dozen women exposed his sexual harassment and inappropriate behavior.
•Hamilton Fish V – The publisher of The New Republic took a leave of absence after multiple female employees accused him of sexual harassment.
•Tyler Grasham – The Hollywood agent eas exposed when he was accused of sexual assault and sodomy by actor Tyler Cornell. With an open police investigation pending, Grasham was fired by his agency.
•Ben Affleck – After condemning Weinstein, video resurfaced of Affleck grabbing former MTV host Hilarie Burton’s breast during a taping of TRL back in 2003. He has since apologized for his actions.
•Bryan Singer – The director has previous sexual assault allegations involving teenaged boys on his rap sheet. In 2014, an actor named Michael Egan III filed a lawsuit alleging Singer drugged him and forced him to have sex at various parties in Encino and Hawaii when he was just 15-years-old. Another alleged victim said he was 14 when Singer asked him to shower in the nude for a film. Another alleged victim described Singer’s misconduct in a series of tweets. Singer allegedly groped the man’s butt and placed his finger down his pants. The tweets have since been deleted.
•David Guillod – The Hollywood producer was accused by actress Jessica Barth for sexual assault. She told her story in 2012, but Guillod threatened to sue. Now, she’s tired of keeping quiet and she’s ready to press charges against him.
•Oliver Stone – Stone was one of the few to express remorse for Weinstein. He later condemned the Hollywood producer right before he was outed by his alleged victims. Model Carrie Stevens said Stone honked her boob like a horn at a party. And actress Patricia Arquette said a weird meeting with Stone led to him sending flowers to her home. She called his behavior strange and eventually severed ties with him.
•Roy Price – The head of Amazon Studios quit five days after being put on leave for sexual harassment that stemmed from a 2015 incident at Comic-Con.
•Twiggy Ramirez a/k/a Jeordie White – The bassist from Marilyn Manson was accused of rape and fired from the band.
•Jon Grissom – Corey Feldman outed Grissom as the person who abused him when he was 13 or 14-years-old. Grissom denied the claims.
•Ethan Kath – The Crystal Castles frontman was accused by ex-bandmate Alice Glass for grooming her at the age of 15 when he was 10 years older. Glass said he would give her drugs and alcohol, have sex with her without her consent, and physically abuse her. She quit their electronic band in 2014 just to get away from him.
•Mark Halperin – The political analyst lost his NBC News contract, an HBO program, and an upcoming book deal after five women accused him of harassment. Halperin reportedly grabbed their privates, pressed his groin up against them, and would kiss them without their consent. He apologized and said he realized how inappropriate his behavior was.
•Leon Wieseltier – The former editor at The New Republic admitted to “some offenses” after several female colleagues accused him of sexual harassment. Funding for his new magazine has been pulled after the accusations went public.
•Robert Scoble – The founder of the augmented reality firm, Transformation Group, was accused of groping a woman at a tech conference and grabbing another woman’s breast and butt during a tech camp retreat. He resigned from his firm, but said he didn’t consider his actions as sexual harassment because he didn’t have the power to make or break any of his alleged victims’ careers.
•John Besh – The celebrity chef resigned from his company after a dozen current and former female employees accused him of sexual harassment. The accusations ranged from inappropriate touching to inappropriate comments.
•Brett Ratner – The Hollywood producer was accused by six different women, including Natasha Henstridge and Olivia Munn. Munn said she was asked to deliver food to Ratner’s trailer on set. When she entered, he was fully exposed with a shrimp cocktail in one hand and pleasuring himself with the other. Before she could realize what was going on, he ejaculated right in front of her.
•Lockhart Steele – The editorial director for Vox Media was fired after he admitted to engaging in inappropriate conduct. One woman, Eden Rohatensky, was fired by the company after speaking out about her incident the Steele. Vox has hired an investigator to now look into Steele’s actions.
•Andy Signore – The creator of Screen Junkies has been accused of sexual harassment by at least five women. He has since been fired by Defy Media.
•Bob Weinstein – Harvey Weinstein’s brother has been accused of sexual harassment by Amanda Segel, an executive producer of The Weinstein Company.
•Andy Dick – The actor was fired from an independent film in October 2017 after he was accused of making lewd comments, groping, and licking people’s faces on set. He said he didn’t realize it was harassment, he considered it flirting.
•Michael Oreskes – The NPR news chief was asked to resign after three women accused him of sexual harassment. Oreskes would approach them during meetings and shove his tongue down their throats. Another woman said a business meeting to discuss her career with Oreskes quickly turned personal after he started asking her private questions.
•Jeremy Piven – The Entourage actor has been accused by two women. Ariane Bellamar said he grabbed her butt and groped her chest in her trailer. Another actress, Cassidy Freeman who played the character Tess Mercer on Smallville, said Piven did something bad to her when she was “far too young.” CBS is now investigating the claims.
•Matt Mondanile – The former guitarist of the band Real Estate has been accused by several women for sexual misconduct. He has denied the allegations.
•Andrew Kramer – An executive at Lionsgate executive was dropped when a former assistant accused him of sexual harassment.
•Kevin Spacey – The actor came out as gay when actor Anthony Rapp said Spacey tried to sexually assault him when he was 14-years-old. Those on the set of the show House of Cards say Spacey made the work environment toxic, and there was a pattern of sexual harassment. Eight people who worked on the set said the actor sexually harassed or assaulted them.
•Adam Venit – The WME agent was placed on leave after actor Terry Crews accused him of groping him at a Hollywood event. Venit apologized to Crews after the incident took place, and Crews kept the entire incident a secret for years so he wouldn’t be ostracized in the industry.
•Ed Westwick – The actor who played Chuck Bass on Gossip Girl was accused of sexually assaulting an actress named Kristina Cohen. Cohen said her former boyfriend took her to Westwick’s apartment. Westwick said, “We should all f**k.” Cohen was uncomfortable and wasn’t feeling well so she went to take a nap in a guest room. That’s when Westwick allegedly followed her into the room and assaulted her. Her then-boyfriend told her not to report the incident as it could ruin her career. The allegations were posted to Buzzfeed and later removed from their site, but the LAPD has now opened an investigation into the assault that allegedly took place in 2014. Westick denies knowing Cohen and says he has never forced himself on anyone.
•Reverend Jesse Jackson – A journalist named Danielle Young said Rev. Jesse Jackson reached out and grabbed her thigh while saying, ‘I like all of that right there!’ and gave her thigh a tight squeeze.
•John Singleton – Journalist Danielle Young also said Singleton grabbed her by the wrist, drew her near, and said, “Bring that juiciness over here” after an on-camera interview at a black film festival.

Bill Clinton

Anthony Weiner

Dustin Hoffman
 
Stretch said:
Harvey Weinstein

James Toback – Multiple women have accused him of luring them into hotel rooms, trailers, and other places for interviews and auditions. The meetings would quickly turn sexual in nature. Toback denies the claims and says his diabetes and heart condition make it impossible for him to take part in that kind of behavior.
•Knight Landesman – The Artforum publisher and a power broker has been accused of sexual harassment by nine women. They have filed a joint lawsuit against him, and he has since resigned from Artforum.
•Chris Savino – The Nickelodeon exec was fired after a dozen women exposed his sexual harassment and inappropriate behavior.
•Hamilton Fish V – The publisher of The New Republic took a leave of absence after multiple female employees accused him of sexual harassment.
•Tyler Grasham – The Hollywood agent eas exposed when he was accused of sexual assault and sodomy by actor Tyler Cornell. With an open police investigation pending, Grasham was fired by his agency.
•Ben Affleck – After condemning Weinstein, video resurfaced of Affleck grabbing former MTV host Hilarie Burton’s breast during a taping of TRL back in 2003. He has since apologized for his actions.
•Bryan Singer – The director has previous sexual assault allegations involving teenaged boys on his rap sheet. In 2014, an actor named Michael Egan III filed a lawsuit alleging Singer drugged him and forced him to have sex at various parties in Encino and Hawaii when he was just 15-years-old. Another alleged victim said he was 14 when Singer asked him to shower in the nude for a film. Another alleged victim described Singer’s misconduct in a series of tweets. Singer allegedly groped the man’s butt and placed his finger down his pants. The tweets have since been deleted.
•David Guillod – The Hollywood producer was accused by actress Jessica Barth for sexual assault. She told her story in 2012, but Guillod threatened to sue. Now, she’s tired of keeping quiet and she’s ready to press charges against him.
•Oliver Stone – Stone was one of the few to express remorse for Weinstein. He later condemned the Hollywood producer right before he was outed by his alleged victims. Model Carrie Stevens said Stone honked her boob like a horn at a party. And actress Patricia Arquette said a weird meeting with Stone led to him sending flowers to her home. She called his behavior strange and eventually severed ties with him.
•Roy Price – The head of Amazon Studios quit five days after being put on leave for sexual harassment that stemmed from a 2015 incident at Comic-Con.
•Twiggy Ramirez a/k/a Jeordie White – The bassist from Marilyn Manson was accused of rape and fired from the band.
•Jon Grissom – Corey Feldman outed Grissom as the person who abused him when he was 13 or 14-years-old. Grissom denied the claims.
•Ethan Kath – The Crystal Castles frontman was accused by ex-bandmate Alice Glass for grooming her at the age of 15 when he was 10 years older. Glass said he would give her drugs and alcohol, have sex with her without her consent, and physically abuse her. She quit their electronic band in 2014 just to get away from him.
•Mark Halperin – The political analyst lost his NBC News contract, an HBO program, and an upcoming book deal after five women accused him of harassment. Halperin reportedly grabbed their privates, pressed his groin up against them, and would kiss them without their consent. He apologized and said he realized how inappropriate his behavior was.
•Leon Wieseltier – The former editor at The New Republic admitted to “some offenses” after several female colleagues accused him of sexual harassment. Funding for his new magazine has been pulled after the accusations went public.
•Robert Scoble – The founder of the augmented reality firm, Transformation Group, was accused of groping a woman at a tech conference and grabbing another woman’s breast and butt during a tech camp retreat. He resigned from his firm, but said he didn’t consider his actions as sexual harassment because he didn’t have the power to make or break any of his alleged victims’ careers.
•John Besh – The celebrity chef resigned from his company after a dozen current and former female employees accused him of sexual harassment. The accusations ranged from inappropriate touching to inappropriate comments.
•Brett Ratner – The Hollywood producer was accused by six different women, including Natasha Henstridge and Olivia Munn. Munn said she was asked to deliver food to Ratner’s trailer on set. When she entered, he was fully exposed with a shrimp cocktail in one hand and pleasuring himself with the other. Before she could realize what was going on, he ejaculated right in front of her.
•Lockhart Steele – The editorial director for Vox Media was fired after he admitted to engaging in inappropriate conduct. One woman, Eden Rohatensky, was fired by the company after speaking out about her incident the Steele. Vox has hired an investigator to now look into Steele’s actions.
•Andy Signore – The creator of Screen Junkies has been accused of sexual harassment by at least five women. He has since been fired by Defy Media.
•Bob Weinstein – Harvey Weinstein’s brother has been accused of sexual harassment by Amanda Segel, an executive producer of The Weinstein Company.
•Andy Dick – The actor was fired from an independent film in October 2017 after he was accused of making lewd comments, groping, and licking people’s faces on set. He said he didn’t realize it was harassment, he considered it flirting.
•Michael Oreskes – The NPR news chief was asked to resign after three women accused him of sexual harassment. Oreskes would approach them during meetings and shove his tongue down their throats. Another woman said a business meeting to discuss her career with Oreskes quickly turned personal after he started asking her private questions.
•Jeremy Piven – The Entourage actor has been accused by two women. Ariane Bellamar said he grabbed her butt and groped her chest in her trailer. Another actress, Cassidy Freeman who played the character Tess Mercer on Smallville, said Piven did something bad to her when she was “far too young.” CBS is now investigating the claims.
•Matt Mondanile – The former guitarist of the band Real Estate has been accused by several women for sexual misconduct. He has denied the allegations.
•Andrew Kramer – An executive at Lionsgate executive was dropped when a former assistant accused him of sexual harassment.
•Kevin Spacey – The actor came out as gay when actor Anthony Rapp said Spacey tried to sexually assault him when he was 14-years-old. Those on the set of the show House of Cards say Spacey made the work environment toxic, and there was a pattern of sexual harassment. Eight people who worked on the set said the actor sexually harassed or assaulted them.
•Adam Venit – The WME agent was placed on leave after actor Terry Crews accused him of groping him at a Hollywood event. Venit apologized to Crews after the incident took place, and Crews kept the entire incident a secret for years so he wouldn’t be ostracized in the industry.
•Ed Westwick – The actor who played Chuck Bass on Gossip Girl was accused of sexually assaulting an actress named Kristina Cohen. Cohen said her former boyfriend took her to Westwick’s apartment. Westwick said, “We should all f**k.” Cohen was uncomfortable and wasn’t feeling well so she went to take a nap in a guest room. That’s when Westwick allegedly followed her into the room and assaulted her. Her then-boyfriend told her not to report the incident as it could ruin her career. The allegations were posted to Buzzfeed and later removed from their site, but the LAPD has now opened an investigation into the assault that allegedly took place in 2014. Westick denies knowing Cohen and says he has never forced himself on anyone.
•Reverend Jesse Jackson – A journalist named Danielle Young said Rev. Jesse Jackson reached out and grabbed her thigh while saying, ‘I like all of that right there!’ and gave her thigh a tight squeeze.
•John Singleton – Journalist Danielle Young also said Singleton grabbed her by the wrist, drew her near, and said, “Bring that juiciness over here” after an on-camera interview at a black film festival.

Bill Clinton

Anthony Weiner

Dustin Hoffman
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Yeah, this isn’t even a fraction of them, both liberal and conservative. I wish we could expose them all and that as a result it would end sexual crimes, but that will never happen.

Do you have a comment on the study?
 
Covfefe said:
Yeah, this isn’t even a fraction of them, both liberal and conservative. I wish we could expose them all and that as a result it would end sexual crimes, but that will never happen.

Do you have a comment on the study?
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Sure. And, a lot of sickos supported Hillary.
 
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