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Why do some people believe in conspiracy theories? - study

Researchers found that people were motivated to believe in conspiracy theories by a need to understand and feel safe in their environment and a need to feel like their community is superior.

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No simple answer for why people believe in conspiracy theories, says new study

No simple answer for why people believe in conspiracy theories, says new study
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Many roads to conspiracy theory belief

Many roads to conspiracy theory belief
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Why People Believe in Conspiracy Theories: No Simple Answer

Why People Believe in Conspiracy Theories: No Simple Answer
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