Supplementary materials to: Sociopolitical intellectual humility as a predictor of political attitudes and behavioral intentions (original) (raw)

This study investigates the role of sociopolitical intellectual humility in shaping political attitudes and behavioral intentions. Analyzing a sample of 793 individuals, it examines how varying degrees of intellectual humility correlate with political identification, religious affiliation, and overall political behaviors. The findings suggest that individuals displaying higher levels of intellectual humility are more likely to engage in open-minded political discourse and exhibit less extreme political attitudes.