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Original ResearchPublished 25 February 2026How personal significance, collective narcissism, and willingness to sacrifice shape extreme personalitiesPedro Altungy · Ashley Navarro-McCarthy · Rocío Lana-Blond · Sara Liébana · Luis Carlos Jaume · Ewa Szumowska · Erica Molinario · Ángel Gómez · Arie W. KruglanskiFrontiers in Social Psychologydoi 10.3389/frsps.2026.1714455
Original ResearchPublished 10 February 2026Censorship for thee, but not for me: dark personality traits are associated with support for anti-democratic actions and violent extremism among US political partisansDaniel W. Snook · Nina SkubalaFrontiers in Social Psychologydoi 10.3389/frsps.2026.1715636
OpinionPublished 19 November 2025Social media, AI, and the rise of extremism during intergroup conflictNeil Lavie-Driver · Sander van der LindenFrontiers in Social Psychologydoi 10.3389/frsps.2025.1711791
