Typologies of people’s preexisting political ideology and values would determine their post-pandemic mental health and political behaviors: evidence from china

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• who: ufeffShaojieufeff ufeffPanufeff from the Ohio University, United States have published the article: Typologies of peopleu2019s preexisting political ideology and values would determine their post-pandemic mental health and political behaviors: Evidence from China, in the Journal: (JOURNAL) of August/23,/2022
• what: The research shows that the group with very high nationalist sentiments were only a tiny fraction of the overall population, while a large percentage of Chinese still maintained low nationalist tendencies (Class-4, 36.4%). But the research showed that female, rural, low-educated, unmarried or divorced people may still constitute the . . .
  

   

  

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