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authoritarian personality

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au·thor·i·tar·i·an personality (-thôr-târ-n)
n.
A personality pattern reflecting a desire for security, order, power, and status, with a desire for structured lines of authority, a conventional set of values or outlook, a demand for unquestioning obedience, and a tendency to be hostile toward or use as scapegoats individuals of minority or nontraditional groups.

authoritarian personality,
a group of behavioral traits characteristic of one who advocates obedience and strict adherence to rules.


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Sources said the commission believed its report could not be finished without interviewing the most authoritarian personality in Pakistan at the time of Bhutto's murder.
This was also elaborated on in her book School of Darkness, written just after the publication of the Frankfurt School's 1950 English translation of their subversive The Authoritarian Personality.
Like the American Jewish Committee's sponsored anthology on prejudice, The Authoritarian Personality, the emphasis of the New York intellectuals on white Christian psychic disorders could be described as sociological window dressing.
 
 
 
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