Nativism
The term Nativism is used in both politics and psychology in two fundamentally different ways. In politics "nativist" refers to the socio-political positions taken up by those who identify themselves as "native-born". In psychology, "nativist" is comparable to "innate", the "hard-wired" components of human psychology.
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Politics - Psychology
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| ► | Psychological Nativism |
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