“Political science, for the past 100 years, has noticed that children are similar to parents in a lot of things political – for example, in their ideology, how they vote, and the extent to which they participate in politics,” said Littvay. “Political scientists have assumed for almost this length of time that we socialize our children in this way. This evolutionary and biological research is a challenge to this; there could be other ways other than socializing that children acquire political behavior.” - Interview with Levente Littvay, Assistant Professor of CEUs Department of Political Science See more at: ceu.hu/article/2014-03-19/how-twins-can-help-us-better-understand-political-behavior#sthash.cQs4fWIO.dpuf
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