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How populism taps into the human desire for punishment - a psychologist explains

Santos' soccer fans fight with police after their Paulista Championship soccer match against Corinthians in Sao Paulo March 22, 2009. REUTERS/Paulo Whitaker (BRAZIL SPORT SOCCER CONFLICT) - RTXD3GK

Football fans clash: 'When two groups are in conflict, and one side retaliates, the other side becomes more likely to retaliate' Image: REUTERS/Paulo Whitaker

Molly Crockett
Assistant Professor of Psychology, Yale University
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