Political psychology is a field of study which is focused on and dedicated to the understanding of politics, politicians, and political behaviors from a psychological perspective. Psychology is considered to be capable of being used as a lens for an adequate and proper understanding of politics, while politics is likewise used to understand psychology. It is an interdisciplinary field of study which borrows from other fields such as philosophy, media, history, journalism, economics, and international relations.
The relationship between one and politics
The correlation between psychology and politics
The ways to be better politicians
The interdependent relationship between individuals and contexts influenced by various factors
Leadership role
Domestic and foreign policy making
War and genocide
Impeachment policies
Social explanations
Cognitive explanations
Political behaviors
National assumptions
Germany
England
France
China
1950
1835
1860
1780
Adolph Bastian
Hippolyte Taine
Emile Boutmy
Gustave Le Bon
Gustave Le Bon
Emile Boutmy
Hippolyte Taine
Adolph Bastian
1880
1987
1759
1870
Gaetano Mosca
Vilfredo Pareto
Robert Michels
Sigmund Freud
Sigmund Freud and Bullitt
Bullitt and Wilhelm Reich
Herbert Marcuse and Walther Poppelreuter
Theodor Adorno and Adolph Bastian
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