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Psychology

Intergenerational Transmission of Political Ideology in Immigrant Families

Quick fact

Research often finds that parent-child agreement on political ideology is weaker in immigrant families than in native-born families, with the gap widening in later generations.

Why this is interesting

Ever wonder why some children of immigrants hold political views that sharply differ from their parents'? It's not just teenage rebellion—there's a deeper pattern at work.