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Conspiracy theories-Psychological aspects

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Conspiracy theories-Psychological aspects is a book subject. It includes 6 books, written by 6 different authors.

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number of authors: 6 people
number of books: 6
books: Creating conspiracy beliefs : how our thoughts are shaped, Conspiracy beliefs as coping behavior : life stressors, powerlessness, and extreme beliefs, QAnon and on : a short and shocking history of internet conspiracy cults
authors: Dolores Albarracin, Helen M. Hendy, Van Badham
publication dates: 2021, 2022, 2021
book publishers: Cambridge University Press, Lexington Books, Hardie Grant Books

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