Self-identified capitalists show more ethnocentrism and social dominance than socialists

Evidence

In a fall 1995 survey of 501 parents, 26 self-declared capitalists scored moderate on the RWA Scale, but again proved more ethnocentric than any other group. They also scored highest on Pratto et al.’s (1994) Social Dominance Scale. In contrast, the 18 self-described socialists scored lowest on all three measures. — Bob Altemeyer, The Authoritarian Specter, 4280