INTERCONNECTION BETWEEN MENTAL REPRESENTATIONS OF SOCIAL ROLES AND MANIPULATIVE STRATEGIES OF DISCREDITING IN AMERICAN POLITICAL DISCOURSE

INTERCONNECTION BETWEEN MENTAL REPRESENTATIONS OF SOCIAL ROLES AND MANIPULATIVE STRATEGIES OF DISCREDITING IN AMERICAN POLITICAL DISCOURSE

Author:  O.G. Kuznetsova

Affiliation:  Saint-Petersburg State University

Abstract: 

The report is dedicated to connection between value role expectations of American Republican and Democratic Parties supporters and manipulative strategies used for discrediting one’s opponent.

Keywords:  value, social role, manipulation

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Pages:  174-176