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People using feelings to decide truth likelier to believe conspiracies

Results revealed that individuals who hold relativistic conceptions of truth are indeed more likely to believe in conspiracy theories.

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Believing in personal gut feelings and falling for conspiracy theories

Believing in personal gut feelings and falling for conspiracy theories
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Following your gut tied linked with conspiracy theory belief

Following your gut tied linked with conspiracy theory belief
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People who trust their gut are suckers for conspiracy theories

Research into what makes a person accept new information as true or false has revealed that facts and reality are rather slippery concepts.

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Conspiracy Theories More Easily Believed

Conspiracy Theories More Easily Believed
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