Political conspiracist communities emerge and bind around hard-to-falsify narratives about
political opponents or elites convening to secretly exploit the public in contexts of perceived …

A significant trend of research construes conspiracy theories as a power challenging
phenomenon. Yet, there is evidence that conspiracy theories are sometimes promoted by …

Conspiracy Beliefs (CB) are a key vector of violent extremism, radicalism and
unconventional political events. So far, social‐psychological research has extensively …

Research on conspiracy theories tends to frame conspiracy believers as isolated individuals
falling prey to irrational beliefs caused by a variety of pathological traits and cognitive …

Objective Research on conspiracy theories has mainly focused on psychosocial and
sociodemographic factors associated with conspiracy beliefs. Little is known about factors at …

Unfounded beliefs (UB; ie beliefs that are not supported by scientific evidence), such as
paranormal and conspiracy beliefs remain prevalent globally. Far from being innocuous, UB …

In this review, more than 10 years of research in conspiracy theory beliefs is summarised. As
conspiracy theories have these past years invaded the public domain in the whole world, a …

The paper reports the results of registered conceptual replications of the indirect effect of
institutional trust in the relationship between precarity and the endorsement of conspiracy …

The study experimentally tested an intervention that debunks epistemically suspect beliefs
about vaccines. After answering questions about pre‐existing epistemically suspect beliefs …

In the current research, we examined the association between perceived economic
grievances and both intentions to engage and actual engagement in antilockdown protests …