Lee Jussim

I don't know if anyone has even tried to do this on the right, or maybe they have and it doesn't actually correspond with narcissism on the right. It corresponds with other things on the right, but not so much with, well, if there's evidence on narcissism correlating with right-wing authoritarianism, I don't know it.

Yes.

Yes.

Yes.

Absolutely. Okay, so back to your research. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay, so first of all, let me be clear. We're... Other than my student, Sonia, who is trying to develop a nonpartisan authoritarianism scale, the work that we have done using either left-wing or right-wing authoritarianism scales are scales developed by other people. We haven't developed the scales.

Absolutely. Okay, so back to your research. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay, so first of all, let me be clear. We're... Other than my student, Sonia, who is trying to develop a nonpartisan authoritarianism scale, the work that we have done using either left-wing or right-wing authoritarianism scales are scales developed by other people. We haven't developed the scales.

Absolutely. Okay, so back to your research. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay, so first of all, let me be clear. We're... Other than my student, Sonia, who is trying to develop a nonpartisan authoritarianism scale, the work that we have done using either left-wing or right-wing authoritarianism scales are scales developed by other people. We haven't developed the scales.

Adequate for right, yes, and pretty good for left. Even though the research on left is much more recent, you might think it would be, therefore, less well-established. There's two teams, one led by Luke Conway and a different one led by Tom Costello, have done a lot of very good, both psychometric—

Adequate for right, yes, and pretty good for left. Even though the research on left is much more recent, you might think it would be, therefore, less well-established. There's two teams, one led by Luke Conway and a different one led by Tom Costello, have done a lot of very good, both psychometric—

Adequate for right, yes, and pretty good for left. Even though the research on left is much more recent, you might think it would be, therefore, less well-established. There's two teams, one led by Luke Conway and a different one led by Tom Costello, have done a lot of very good, both psychometric—

sort of statistical assessment of how things hang together and also validity assessment of their two slightly different, somewhat different scales.

sort of statistical assessment of how things hang together and also validity assessment of their two slightly different, somewhat different scales.

sort of statistical assessment of how things hang together and also validity assessment of their two slightly different, somewhat different scales.

How do you miss that?

How do you miss that?

How do you miss that?

How are you investigating this? Well, it does depend on the study. So this is one good one that I think I can describe shortly, quickly. We administered cartoons, like political cartoons, as if they were memes, like social media memes to an online sample, about a thousand people, um, and ask them how much they liked the cartoons and memes and which, and we, we told them, uh,

How are you investigating this? Well, it does depend on the study. So this is one good one that I think I can describe shortly, quickly. We administered cartoons, like political cartoons, as if they were memes, like social media memes to an online sample, about a thousand people, um, and ask them how much they liked the cartoons and memes and which, and we, we told them, uh,

How are you investigating this? Well, it does depend on the study. So this is one good one that I think I can describe shortly, quickly. We administered cartoons, like political cartoons, as if they were memes, like social media memes to an online sample, about a thousand people, um, and ask them how much they liked the cartoons and memes and which, and we, we told them, uh,

to vote for their favorite because the one that received the most votes, we would actually post on social media. Now, that was a lie. It was deception, and we explained that at the end. But we wanted them to believe that when they were selecting something, that this was as close as we could get to a behavior. It was close to them posting it. They believed their vote could influence what we posted.