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Individual intergroup and nation level influences on belief in conspiracy theories Hornsey Matthew J Bierwiaczonek Kinga Sassenberg Kai and Douglas Karen M 2023 Individual intergroup and

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Conspiracy theories have the potential to undermine governments promote racism ignite extremism and threaten public health efforts In this Review Hornsey et al synthesize the

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Individual intergroup and nation level influences on belief in conspiracy theories Conspiracy theories have the potential to undermine governments promote racism ignite extremism

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Abstract Conspiracy theories which posit that secret groups cooperate to pursue malevolent goals are a prominent feature in social and political discourse Psychological research

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