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Theories with no facts :conspiracy theories.
- A conspiracy theory can be defined as the belief that there are groups that meet in secret to plan and carry out malevolent goals.
- Conspiracy theories are not a new phenomenon, but they seem to have risen to the forefront of consciousness in recent years.
- it might seem like these beliefs are rare or even pathological, research has shown that they are surprisingly common.
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Reason behind these beliefs.
- Researchers suggest that there are a number of different reasons why people believe in conspiracy theories.
- Key reasons:A need for understanding and consistency (epistemic)6
- A need for control (existential)
- A need to belong or ...
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Effects of conspiracy theories in our lives.
- One study found that people who feel psychologically and sociopolitically disempowered are more likely to believe in conspiracy theories.8
- Another study found that people are also more likely to believe in conspiracies when they are experiencing anxiety.
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