Titlebook: Social Evolution, Political Psychology, and the Media in Democracy; The Invisible Hand i Peter Beattie Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicab

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The Supply Side: What Affects the Supply of Information Provided by the Media,, ideological bias, commercial and political pressures, and cultural and institutional influences. In combination, these supply-side biases produce a media system that not only fails to counteract our evolved psychological biases but compounds them.

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Book 2019ia. The result is an empirically driven political theory on the media’s role in democracy: what role it currently plays, what role it should play, and how it can be reshaped to be more appropriate for its structural role in democracy.?.

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Information: Evolution, Psychology, and Politics,hysical existence and the evolutionary process; schema theory, which conceptualizes how the human brain absorbs, processes, and stores information; and social representations theory, which explains and explores how large chunks of socially shared information disseminate through a population. These a

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Evolution: How We Got the Minds We Have Today,erstand our psychology, the second chapter begins with the emergence of hominids, through the point when our species branched from our hominid cousins, to our development of sedentary agriculture and large civilizations ten thousand years ago and beyond. This chapter describes the marks evolutionary

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When Our Evolved Minds Go Wrong: Social Psychological Biases,nd political importance. In contrast to the liberal assumption of human rationality, our psychology is ridden with irrational biases that interfere with an ideally rational way of learning and thinking about politics. This chapter focuses on biases likely to affect how we construct our political wor

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The Transition: Information from Media to Mind,he media has a pervasive sway on political opinions and understandings. It can persuade, prime, frame, set the political agenda, and shape political opinions. It can facilitate or impede spirals of silence, ideological segregation and polarization, and the acquisition of political knowledge. While t