In psychology, conservatism refers to an inability or refusal to seriously reform one's views in response to convincing contemporary evidence. Also, conservatism is a socio-political philosophy which advocates traditional views regarding governance, ownership, culture, etc. This term is often used in politics to describe a "status quo" situation. This stance is opposite to liberalism which seeks progress and change.

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