July 31, 2025

Polarized Minds: Exploring the Link between Ideological Consistency and Personal Well-Being among Medical Students

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Main finding indicates that higher ideological consistency is linked to lower personal well-being, with a correlation coefficient of -0.453.
Significant differences in well-being were observed based on sexual orientation and locality, impacting overall mental health outcomes.
Study utilized self-report questionnaires including the Ideology Consistency Scale and Personality Well-Being Index on 1023 medical students.
Promoting cognitive openness and balanced political discourse may improve mental health outcomes amid political polarization.

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Cross-sectional research reveals that ideological consistency correlates negatively with personal well-being in medical students, suggesting implications for mental health and public health.

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Jeyan et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/689a094be6551bb0af8cf23e https://doi.org/10.21203/rs.3.rs-7091567/v1

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Cross-sectional research reveals that ideological consistency correlates negatively with personal well-being in medical students, suggesting implications for mental health and public health.

Polarized Minds: Exploring the Link between Ideological Consistency and Personal Well-Being among Medical Students

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Polarized Minds: Exploring the Link between Ideological Consistency and Personal Well-Being among Medical Students

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