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Suspicious Minds: A Study Exploring the Commonalities and Differences among Conspiracy Beliefs, Paranoid Beliefs, and Conspiracy Mentality in a Nationally Representative Sample.

2025-01-20

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<p>Introduction. Despite the theoretical overlap between conspiracy beliefs, paranoid beliefs, and conspiracy mentality, their distinctions remain unclear. This study explored these constructs and their clinical significance during the COVID-19 pandemic within a nationally representative sample (N=1497). Materials and Methods. Sociodemographic and psychological variables were measured early in the pandemic (T1), a...

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DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/f64ac

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