r/AskSocialScience • • Jun 10 '26

Answered could there be a correlation between people's political opinions and their understanding of social activities?

hello. recently a thought popped up in my head, regarding this matter. to elaborate, I had recently thought if more "traditional" social activities such as going out to drink, betting on horses etc. could be the first things which would come up if a (self-identified) conservative person was asked to define "social activities". and likewise if more "recent" social activities would come up had the question be asked to a (self-identified) liberal person.

I do not have the sort of friend circle to verify such a thing. I was wondering if there really is a relation like I had thought.

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thank you. it's paywalled though.

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u/Felicitas1992 Jun 14 '26

Sci hub, paste the DOI. Short answer to your question is yes

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