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The ideological brain : a radical science of susceptible minds

by Leor Zmigrod

This work examines the neuroscience of radicalisation and the relationship between cognitive rigidity and ideological dogmatism. It explores how political beliefs influence neural architecture and discusses methods for fostering mental flexibility in polarised societies.

Accession 28689 ISBN 9780241741214 Publisher Viking Penguin
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