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This study explores how voters react to politicians' immoral behavior, aiming to understand the factors influencing these responses. By integrating social psychology and political science, it seeks to develop a model that explains variations in voter reactions to scandals.
Why are some politicians electorally ‘punished’ for immoral behavior while others are not and how can we explain voters’ heterogeneous responses to identical moral transgressions?
Despite decades of study, these two questions remain unanswered.
Understanding voters' responses to politicians’ immoral behavior is important as scandals reduce citizens’ trust in both politicians and the political system, and lead to dissatisfaction with representative democracy.
When politicians can avoid accountabi…
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United States, Newark
Type: University / higher education
Activity type: Higher or Secondary Education Establishments
SME: No
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