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Building misinformation resilience at scale continues to pose a challenge. Gamified
“inoculation” interventions have shown promise in improving people's ability to recognize …

This paper investigates how generative AI can potentially undermine the integrity of
collective knowledge and the processes we rely on to acquire, assess, and trust information …

Conspiracy theories arise during important societal and political events, with negative
consequences. Yet, conspiracy theories remain to be investigated in the context of sporting …

Conspiracy theories tend to be prevalent, particularly in societies with high economic
inequality. However, few studies have examined the relationship between economic …

Conspiracy theories have accrued around recent world events, and many of them have
been endorsed by leaders seeking to garner support. Drawing from compensatory control …

The German anti-vax milieu broadly referred to as 'Querdenken'or 'Corona-denier'milieu has
grown rapidly since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic and radicalized in parts to a …

A recent book by Hutzinger et al.(1) reviews the chemistry of chlorinated biphenyls through
the end of 1973. This wide-ranging reviewalso includes dis-cussions of metabolism …

Victimhood has been linked to conspiracy beliefs in various contexts. However, the causal
relationship between these constructs remains unclear. Following previous work, conspiracy …

The global pandemic saw a rapid rise in information regarding COVID-19 (Frenkel et al.
2020; Tardáguila 2020; Zarocostas 2020), prompting the World Health Organization (WHO) …