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Fringe Media Consumption and Perceived Intelligence of the Opposite Gender: Are They Related?

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Czaplewski, Genevieve

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University of Wisconsin--Stout

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Gender stereotypes present in several fields have been of contemporary concern and broadly studied. • Perceptions regarding level of intelligence and ability to be politically successful consistently favor men (Liu, 2019; Storage et al., 2020). • The rise in unregulated online content has created a platform where these negative ideas are perpetuated, especially among the politically extreme right (M. M. Albrecht, 2022; Vallerga & Zurbriggen, 2022). This study aimed to understand the potential relationship between engaging with politically fringe media and perceived intelligence of the opposite gender.

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