Polarização política afetiva e bem-estar subjetivo no contexto político brasileiro.

People who identify with different political stances tend to feel affectively distant from those who declare a diverging opinion from their own. Based on this assumption, this study investigates the impact of affective polarization on the levels of subjective well-being of people who identity with distinct political stances in the first year of the Bolsonaro administration. We evaluated the levels of affective polarization and subjective well-being on 311 participants who voluntarily answered an online survey composed of affective polarization and subjective well-being measures. 21% of participants self-identified as left, 28,3% as center-left, 24,8% as center-right and 25,8% as right. ANOVA's identified high levels of affective polarization in all investigated stances, as well as a decline in the subjective well-being of people who identify as left-wing. Thus, affective polarization can negatively impact subjective well-being. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]