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Political orientation polarizes the attitudes of more educated individuals oncontroversial issues. A highly controversial issue in Europe is immigration. Wefound the same polarizing pattern for opinion toward immigration in arepresentative sample of citizens of a southern European middle-size city.Citizens with higher numeracy, scientific and economic literacy presented amore polarized view of immigration, depending on their worldview orientation.Highly knowledgeable individuals endorsing an egalitarian-communitarianworldview were more in favor of immigration, whereas highly knowledgeableindividuals with a hierarchical-individualist worldview were less in favor ofimmigration. Those low in numerical, economic, and scientific literacy did notshow a polarized attitude. Results highlight the central role ofsocio-political orientation over information theories in shaping attitudestoward immigration.

The polarizing impact of numeracy, economic literacy, and science literacy on attitudes toward immigration