Political Profile: You are the closest to a liberal.
Dark Triad Traits, 47%: Traits related to narcissism, Machiavellianism, and psychopathy, all of which are associated with callous and manipulative behavior (Jones & Paulhus, 2011).
Moral Foundations Purity, 11%: Experiencing emotions such as sanctity and piety towards phenomena one values and disgust towards behavior one does not approve of (Graham et al., 2009).
Social Dominance, 8%: How desirable one perceives group hierarchy to be and the belief that higher-status groups should dominate lower-status groups (Pratto et al., 1994).
Nationalism, 0%: The tendency to take pride in one’s nation over other nations and to identify with the people of one’s own nation over those of others (Sidanius, Feshbach, Levin, & Pratto, 1997).
Authoritarianism, 11%: An ideologically neutral measure of authoritarianism beliefs that allows comparison across conservative and left-liberal groups (Hetherington & Weiler, 2009).
Express Bias, 0%: An individual’s tendency to express bias against racial and religious outgroups (Forscher et al., 2015).
Inhibit Bias, 92%: An individual’s tendency to constrain bias against racial and religious outgroups (Forscher et al., 2015).
Benevolent Sexism, 61%: The belief that (certain special) women are precious and fragile, and should be protected and cherished by men (Glick & Fiske, 2001).
Hostile Sexism, 11%: The belief that women are incompetent, unintelligent, overly emotional, and/or sexually manipulative towards men (Glick & Fiske, 2001).
Dehumanization, 0%: The tendency to dehumanize outgroups, often by regarding them as less civilized and evolved than the members of one’s own group (Kteily, Bruneau, Waytz, & Cotterill, 2015).
Privilege: White, Male, 89%: The degree to which an individual perceives white people and males to be privileged in society (McIntosh 2018).
Privilege: Non-white, Female, 6%: The degree to which an individual perceives non-white people and females to be privileged in society (McIntosh 2018).
Political Correctness, 83%: The degree to which a person takes a favorable view of political correctness (Forscher & Kteily, 2019).
Free Speech Opposition, 83%: The degree to which a person would be okay with shutting down some of their opponent’s views, even if those views are formally protected by free speech (Forscher & Kteily, 2019).
Harassment, 4%: The tendency to harass opponents online by way of threats, name-calling, and/or revealing personal information about them (doxxing) (Duggan, 2014).
Offense/Trolling, 0%: The tendency to purposefully cause offense online by voicing offensive statements, sharing unsettling memes, and/or speaking in upsetting, coded language (Forscher & Kteily, 2019).
Mainstream Media Trust, 92%: A person’s degree of trust in the mainstream media (Forscher & Kteily, 2019).
Alternative Media Trust, 17%: A person’s degree of trust in alternative media (Forscher & Kteily, 2019).
