Perceived Ideological Polarization and Affective Polarization

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Year: 2025 Journal: Korean Political Science Review Vol: 59 (1)Pages: 5-28

DOI: 10.18854/kpsr.2025.59.1.001

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Polarization (electrochemistry) Ideology Psychology Social psychology Political science Chemistry Law

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