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Month: June 2014

By Tal Yaron / Posted onJune 6, 2014

How can humor help deliberation

Trust is one of the elements that construct deliberation. When people deliberate they have to trust each other motives in order to work together toward a common goal (Mutz, 2002). Therefore establishing trust between participants is an important element in Continue Reading …

By Tal Yaron / Posted onJune 3, 2014

Do conservatives tend to avoid deliberation (2)

Following the previous post which raised the question, whether conservatives tend less to come to deliberative events, Marina Lindell, from Abo academy Finland, sent me a paper of her collogues at Abo academy, that further looked at the data, and Continue Reading …

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