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Red shape, blue shape: political ideology influences the social perception of body shape

Political Science

Red shape, blue shape: political ideology influences the social perception of body shape

M. A. Quirós-ramírez, S. Streuber, et al.

This fascinating study by María Alejandra Quirós-Ramírez, Stephan Streuber, and Michael J. Black investigates how our perception of body shapes influences the political traits we attribute to others. The research reveals that our personal political views significantly shape these judgments, showing the complex interplay between appearance and political bias.

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