specific patterns illustrating the phenomenon of unconscious political identification:
1) The phenomenon of sympathy: a person is inclined to a certain political party or leader without fully realizing the reasons for this sympathy.
2) Resistance to objective evidence: A person remains committed to a particular political position, even when confronted with conflicting facts, because of the strength of the emotions and unconscious images associated with that position.
3) Social stereotypes: Certain groups or candidates are associated with positive or negative traits based on stereotypes.
4) Preferences based on emotions: for example, a feeling of comfort or automatic disgust when perceiving certain political symbols.