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Traditional stereotypes about masculinity may help explain support for Trump

New research conducted by Penn State faculty members has found that traditional ideas about masculinity may help explain support for Donald Trump in the 2016 presidential election and in the days leading up to the 2020 election.

January 5, 2021

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Making Connections: Psychologist explores the neuroscience of creativity

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Diseases of despair diagnoses increase in Pennsylvania

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Schuylkill professor’s poetry book explores intersection of humans, environment

Barriers to health care for violence victims

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People with autism may have large deficits in facial recognition

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Traditional stereotypes about masculinity may help explain support for Trump

Society, Arts and Humanities

Making Connections: Psychologist explores the neuroscience of creativity

COVID-related unemployment hits people of color, women and older workers hardest

Faculty studying role of funding in exacerbating educational inequality

Study demonstrates importance of government investment in education

Researchers highlight success stories of Mexican-descent college students

Diseases of despair diagnoses increase in Pennsylvania

Schuylkill professor’s poetry book explores intersection of humans, environment

Barriers to health care for violence victims

Professor's research aims to improve care of older incarcerated individuals

Behrend professor leading effort to create a digitized 'Frankenstein'

New study will examine women with opioid-use disorder in criminal justice system

Report finds increase in 'intensely segregated' schools in Massachusetts

Parent behaviors supporting children's independence vary by family risk

People with autism may have large deficits in facial recognition

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