Vol. 4 No. 1 (2010): Special Issue: Skills, Values, and Beliefs for Today's Democratic Citizenship: Psychological Competencies

Articles

• Information seeking, decision making, and action taking in social and political contexts An Introduction to Psychological Aspects of Democratic Citizenship

  Florian C. Feucht, Ph.D

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• “Good” Americans and “Bad” Americans Personal Epistemology, Moral Reasoning, and Citizenship

  Lori Olafson

  11-39

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• Conflict, Affect and the Political On Disagreement as Democratic Capacity

  Claudia Ruitenberg

  40-55

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• Epistemic Understanding and Sound Reasoning Skills that Underlie Effective Democratic Engagement

  Michael Weinstock

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• Teachers’ Epistemological Stances and Citizenship Education

  Gregory Schraw, Lori Olafson, Michelle Vander Veldt, Jennifer Ponder

  78-107

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• Argumentation, Anger, and Action Citizenship Education In and Out of the Classroom

  Lisa D. Bendixen

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• Democracy as Public Deliberation and the Psychology of Epistemological World Views and Moral Reasoning A Philosophical Reflection

  Dale T. Snauwaert

  120-126

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