According to Juan Linz, this political phenomenon is characterized by "mentalities," which are more flexible than ideologies.
According to Juan Linz, this political phenomenon is characterized by "mentalities," which are more flexible than ideologies. A data set of all examples of it since 1945 was gathered for a game-theoretic paper on its "Breakdown" by Barbara Geddes. A study with its adjective form in its title often contrasts college students dubbed "Mack" and "Larry;" that study's authors included Else Frankel-Brunswik, Nevitt Sanford, and Daniel Levinson. According to a 2012 book by Milan Svolik, the resolution of two "fundamental" problems underpins the Politics of this sort of (*) Rule. " Karen Stenner relates its prevalence to "perceived threat." Anti-intraception, projectivity, and exaggerated concern about sex are among nine factors in the psychology conducive to it, according to a 1950 study which introduced the "F-scale" test. For 10 points, Theodor Adorno studied the Personality underlying what type of non-democratic rule? 
According to Juan Linz, this political phenomenon is characterized by "mentalities," which are more flexible than ideologies.
authoritarian rule [or authoritarianism; accept autocratic regime until "adjective"; accept The Authoritarian Personality; prompt on non-democratic or dictatorial or illiberal; anti-prompt on fascism or fascist; do NOT accept or prompt on "totalitarian" -- Linz's work specifically distinguishes authoritarian from totalitarian]