Examining the factors that influence conspiracy and pseudoscientific beliefs: The relationships between belief-updating bias, cognitive reflection, paranoid tendencies, and scientific-reasoning abilities
Examining the factors that influence conspiracy and pseudoscientific beliefs: The relationships between belief-updating bias, cognitive reflection, paranoid tendencies, and scientific-reasoning abilities
Journal
The Japanese Journal of Cognitive Psychology
Topics
Misinformation and Its Impacts
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Examining the factors that influence conspiracy and pseudoscientific beliefs: The relationships between belief-updating bias, cognitive reflection, paranoid tendencies, and scientific-reasoning abilities
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