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Index
Preface Acknowledgments Introduction What is Authoritarianism? Notes Chapter 1 Right-Wing and Left-Wing Authoritarian Followers The RWA Scale Is the RWA Scale Valid? Unauthoritarians and Authoritarians: Worlds of Difference The Low RWA Game The High RWA Game Summary Notes Chapter 2 A Psychoanalytic Explanation Bandura’s Social Learning Theory of Aggression The Personal Origins of Right-Wing Authoritarianism A Tale of Two High School Seniors The “Middles” Then There’s The Rest of Life Notes Chapter Three 1. Illogical Thinking 2. Highly Compartmentalized Minds 3. Double Standards 4. Hypocrisy 5. Blindness To Themselves 6. A Profound Ethnocentrism 7. Dogmatism: The Authoritarian’s Last Ditch Defense A Little Application Chapter Four The Plan for This Chapter 1. Fundamentalists and Evangelicals in America 2. Fundamentalism and Right-Wing Authoritarianism 3. Fundamentalism as a Template for Prejudice 4. The Mental Life of Fundamentalists 5. Happiness, Joy and Comfort 6. Keeping the Faith, Not 7. Shortfalls in Fundamentalists’ Behavior: Hypocrisy Summary: So What Does All This Amount To? Notes Chapter Five Similarities and Differences Between Social Dominators and Authoritarian Followers Personal Origins of the Social Domination Orientation An Experiment Combining Social Dominators and Right-Wing Authoritarians Double Highs: The Dominating Authoritarian Personality An Experiment Testing the Interaction of Authoritarian Leaders and Followers Perspective and Application Chapter 6 Authoritarianism among American State Legislators Other Issues Average RWA Scale Scores of American State Legislators, by State and Party Double Highs in the Legislatures? Canadian Legislators Religious Conservatives and the Republican Party The 2006 Mid-Term Election A Bit of Modest Speculation Notes Chapter 7 Self-Righteousness Begins at Home Milgram’s Experiments on Obedience Why, then? The “Teaching Team” Conditions and Social Psychology’s Great Discovery Ordinary Men So What’s Your Point? What’s To Be Done? Long-term Reductions in Authoritarianism: Wishing for the Moon Long-term Reductions in Authoritarianism: More Practical Solutions The Short Run Imperative: Speak Out Now or Forever, Perhaps, Be Silenced Notes Postscript on the 2008 Election Part I–Written Right After the Republican Convention Postscript—Part II Part III–Written on November 5, 2008 Comment on the Tea Party Movement A Brief History of the Movement Are Tea Partiers Ordinary Citizens? Three Recent Polls Authoritarian Followers The Other Authoritarian Personality Summary What will the future bring?
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