The Psychology of Conspiracy Theories: What Attracts People to Believe in Conspiracies? @AnotherPsi
The Psychology of Conspiracy Theories: What Attracts People to Believe in Conspiracies? @AnotherPsi
Uploaded April 2020 | Updated September 2026, 31 minutes ago
Why do people believe in conspiracy theories? Is there a benefit, or is it only detrimental? I go over some of the psychological factors relating to conspiracy beliefs and try to find some answers.
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