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Conspiracy Beliefs and Jumping to Conclusions

2023-05-25

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<p>A person's proneness to holding conspiracy beliefs can be affected by various situational and dispositional factors. Jumping to conclusions (JTC), a tendency to make hasty decisions, may be among them. Typically studied in clinical samples, it affects information acquisition and is linked to delusional ideation, suggesting that it may relate to conspiracy mentality, which is also associated with paranoia. Other...

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DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/63apz

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