Political Psychology and Political Analysis

Political psychology is a new interdisciplinary field in political science and psychology that enables us to analyze many aspects of political behavior. In fact, it is an analytical tool for understanding politics, politicians, and political behavior from a psychological perspective. Political personality is its central subject. In this research, using a descriptive-analytical method and using theories of political psychology such as the inferiority complex (Adler), the authoritarian personality (Adorno), the theory of violence and relative isolation (Robert Geer), discussions related to the situation and those that depend on the analysts' understanding of political processes (Lewin: context theory) and using other theories of political psychology, the analysis of political phenomena at the levels of: individual (analysis of the personality of politicians or other specific individuals), group (political parties or social classes), national (political elites: the president), regional and international (leaders of great powers) and other political phenomena is addressed. We intend to answer the question what effect does political psychology have on political analysis? The research hypothesis states that, based on the research findings, many of our political positions and stances are the result of empirical, normative and conceptual analyses that are directly influenced by intellectual and psychological fluctuations and individual and social variables (moods, temperaments).

کلیدواژه ها:

Political Psychology ، Political Analysis ، Normative ، Empirical ، Conceptual