Nationalistic bias in Soviet students was mixed rather than monolithic

Evidence

Overall then, one.can find some evidence of a nationalistic orientation in these answers. But just as often there was none, or a seemingly reversed one. — Bob Altemeyer, The Authoritarian Specter, 1642

Categorization

Category: Factual Claims

Related

• Moscow students’ national bias was partial, at times reversed (similarity 0.93)
• Soviet students held nationalistic biases favoring their own superpower (similarity 0.89)
• Soviet students were also self-critical, at times more so than pro-Soviet (similarity 0.87)
• Soviet students showed no double standard about superpower military intervention rights (similarity 0.82)
• American undergraduates applied blatant double standards favoring their own nation’s aggressive actions (similarity 0.80)
• The Soviet survey sample comprised humanities and science majors rather than social science students (similarity 0.80)
• High-RWA Russians favored their own nation more (similarity 0.79)