Lycoming College survey reveals insight into political psychology of problem tolerance
In his study, Kantack showed that many Americans express "problem tolerance" where they agree an issue exists, but disagree on how to address it.
- In his study, Kantack showed that many Americans express "problem tolerance" where they agree an issue exists, but disagree on how to address it.
- In addition to climate change, the national survey examined problem tolerance in the context of border insecurity, income inequality, and voter fraud.
- This sort of critical thinking and civil discourse is imperative at a liberal arts and sciences institution such as Lycoming College."
- Lycoming College's political science department provides an education in the overarching complexities of political values, institutions, processes, and policies.