Tomkins / Cambridge University Press / McDermott / Wilson / Patterson / /
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Mexico / United States / China / Iraq / /
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USD / / /
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M&A / /
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University of Nebraska-Lincoln / University of Nebraska / Rice University / Introduction John Stuart Mill / /
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immune systems / information processing / resonance imaging / travel materials / healthcare / imaging / functional magnetic resonance imaging / political solutions / autonomic and central nervous systems / political systems / electoral law / /
Cambridge University / John R. Hibbing Department of Political Science / Political Physiology Lab / Associate / Rice University / John R. Alford Department of Political Science / American Association for the Advancement of Science / US Federal Reserve / University of Nebraska / Center for Brain / Biology / and Behavior / Royal Society / Kevin B. Smith Department of Political Science / Foundation Regents University / /
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John R. Alford / George Lakoff / Kevin B. Smith / Barry Goldwater / Jerome Kagan / Nicholas Martin / Lindon Eaves / Hillary Rodham Clinton / Milt Lodge / Philip Converse / Ralph Waldo Emerson / John T. Jost / Jonathan Haidt / John R. Hibbing / Sarah Palin / George McGovern / / /
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psychologist / political scientist / Professor of Political Science / Linguist / Director / hunter / correspondent / chair / /
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oxytocin / Testosterone / /
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Texas / Nebraska / /
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Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society / the American Political Science Review / BEHAVIORAL AND BRAIN SCIENCES / /
BEHAVIORAL AND BRAIN SCIENCES[removed], 297–350 doi:[removed]S0140525X13001192 Differences in negativity bias underlie variations in political ideology