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People ambivalent about political issues support violence more than those with clear opinions

  • Written by Joseph Siev, Postdoctoral Fellow in Consumer Behavior, University of Virginia
People ambivalent about political issues support violence more than those with clear opinionsMany people who hold political views are uncertain about their opinions.GSO Images/The Image Bank via Getty Images

Choices about political candidates and issues are inherently limited and imperfect, leading many people to feel mixed emotions, and even conflicting opinions, about which candidate or position they prefer.

In general, being ambivalent...

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