I mean no one with credibility
NO dumb ass I believe in individual liberty
I believe I said MAYBE they shouldn't voteAfter all, per Lucrum, women should not vote.
And you're a prime example of a race obsessed loon in nursing drag relegated to third shift where, lets be honest, employers do not send their best and brightest.You are a prime study of those primal cave man like thinking processes that define conservative. The epitome of an undifferentiated mind.
Or, in caveman parlance, a loser.
Quote from Lornz:
Someone showed this to me today, and I couldn't resist posting it here. Let the fighting commence!
Abstract
The authors test the hypothesis that low-effort thought promotes political conservatism.
In Study 1, alcohol intoxication was measured among bar patrons; as blood alcohol level increased, so did political conservatism (controlling for sex, education, and political identification).
In Study 2, participants under cognitive load reported more conservative attitudes than their no-load counterparts.
In Study 3, time pressure increased participantsâ endorsement of conservative terms.
In Study 4, participants considering political terms in a cursory manner endorsed conservative terms more than those asked to cogitate;
an indicator of effortful thought (recognition memory) partially mediated the relationship between processing effort and conservatism. Together these data suggest that political conservatism may be a process consequence of low-effort thought;
when effortful, deliberate thought is disengaged, endorsement of conservative ideology increases.
Concluding Remarks
Low-effort thinking promotes political conservatism. This claim provides a counterweight to early psychological perspectives on political ideology that tended to see conservatism in somewhat pathological terms (Adorno et al., 1950).
Our findings suggest that conservative ways of thinking are basic, normal, and perhaps natural. Motivational factors are crucial determinants of ideology, aiding or correcting initial responses depending on oneâs goals, beliefs, and values. Our perspective suggests that these initial and uncorrected responses lean conservative.
http://psp.sagepub.com/content/early/2012/03/16/0146167212439213
When our night nurse quit, I quickly moved to replace her. I was on second shift at that time. I decide when and where I want to work, because I have an in demand skill. Quote from Lornz:
Someone showed this to me today, and I couldn't resist posting it here. Let the fighting commence!
Abstract
The authors test the hypothesis that low-effort thought promotes political conservatism.
In Study 1, alcohol intoxication was measured among bar patrons; as blood alcohol level increased, so did political conservatism (controlling for sex, education, and political identification).
In Study 2, participants under cognitive load reported more conservative attitudes than their no-load counterparts.
In Study 3, time pressure increased participantsâ endorsement of conservative terms.
In Study 4, participants considering political terms in a cursory manner endorsed conservative terms more than those asked to cogitate;
an indicator of effortful thought (recognition memory) partially mediated the relationship between processing effort and conservatism. Together these data suggest that political conservatism may be a process consequence of low-effort thought;
when effortful, deliberate thought is disengaged, endorsement of conservative ideology increases.
Concluding Remarks
Low-effort thinking promotes political conservatism. This claim provides a counterweight to early psychological perspectives on political ideology that tended to see conservatism in somewhat pathological terms (Adorno et al., 1950).
Our findings suggest that conservative ways of thinking are basic, normal, and perhaps natural. Motivational factors are crucial determinants of ideology, aiding or correcting initial responses depending on oneâs goals, beliefs, and values. Our perspective suggests that these initial and uncorrected responses lean conservative.
http://psp.sagepub.com/content/early/2012/03/16/0146167212439213
