In "Political Ideology: Its Structure, Functions, and Elective Affinities," a 2009 paper, Jost and two co-authors write: Specifically, death anxiety, system instability, fear of threat and loss, dogmatism, intolerance of ambiguity, and personal needs for order, structure, and closure were all positively associated with conservatism.
"There is a need for order, but not control".
Through the day, political and church leaders met, emphasizing the need for order.
The Kremlin is working furiously to emphasize the need for order.
Unnamed streets led to confusion and a Victorian need for order and place names.
Ms. Koeppen, 35, a consumer correspondent for "The Early Show," on CBS, understands the need for order at the gym.
But when one is charged with looking after more than 400,000 maps, they mock the need for order.
Mr. Bloomberg is trying mightily to accommodate his own need for order and the Republicans' need for a noneventful convention -- the standard for success by either party.
With her alarming disregard for personal property, Rodriguez forces us to examine our need for order, cleanliness, and expensive furniture from West Elm.
It is especially difficult for someone with such a need for order to deal with the randomness of his sister's murder.
As he said, "The need for order, the difficulty in social situations -- they're the kind of things you meet commonly in men, particularly in academics".
