From curiosity to conspiracy: How epistemic motivation shapes competing ways of knowing [0.03%]
从好奇到阴谋论：认识论动机如何塑造不同的认知方式
Bruno Gabriel Salvador Casara,Caterina Suitner,Anne Maass
Bruno Gabriel Salvador Casara
Through three studies (Ntot = 2338), the present research examines the relationship between epistemic psychological needs, conspiratorial beliefs and trust in science, specifically investigating how these factors influence preferences for o...
Testing the socio-functional model: Does precarity cause conspiracy belief? [0.03%]
测试社会功能模型：不确定性是否会引发阴谋论信念？
Mathew D Marques,Matt N Williams,Edward J R Clarke et al.
Mathew D Marques et al.
Research seeking to explain why people believe conspiracies has largely focused on intrapsychic factors, but there is growing research examining structural-level elements of disadvantage. The socio-functional model of conspiracy belief (Ada...
Observational Study
The British journal of social psychology. 2026 Jan;65(1):e70037. DOI:10.1111/bjso.70037 2026
But I'm not that kind of man! Perceived masculinity and threat shape gay men's group identification and ingroup attitudes [0.03%]
但我不是那样的人！感知到的男性气质和威胁影响着gay男性的群体认同和内群体态度
Adam J Beam,Ellen E Newell,Tuong-Vy C Nguyen et al.
Adam J Beam et al.
Masculinity is an aspect of one's identity that is precarious in nature and when threatened can lead men to harbour antigay attitudes and respond negatively to members of the LGBT community. However, much of the research examining men's res...
From political to democratic sophistication-A critical reappraisal [0.03%]
从政治成熟度到民主成熟度——一种批判性再审视的观点
Klara Steinmetz,Frank Asbrock
Klara Steinmetz
Political sophistication (PS) describes how individuals absorb political information from their environment, integrate it into existing knowledge structures and form political opinions accordingly. This paper explores the origins and develo...
Honour across borders: How cultural norms shape prejudice confrontation in migration contexts [0.03%]
跨越边界的荣誉感——文化规范如何影响移民环境中的偏见对抗行为
Mete Sefa Uysal,Thomas Kessler,Ayse K Uskul
Mete Sefa Uysal
How do internalized cultural values shape responses to discrimination among minoritized groups? This research investigates how honour values, originating from socio-ecological contexts marked by insecurity and weak institutional protection,...
Longitudinal analysis shows possible distinct patterns of associations between conspiracy beliefs and either institutional distrust or the sense of precarity [0.03%]
纵向分析表明，阴谋论信仰与制度不信任或不安感之间可能存在不同的关联模式
Magdalena Adamus,Jakub Šrol,Eva Ballová Mikušková et al.
Magdalena Adamus et al.
The paper reports longitudinal analyses examining the extent to which institutional trust mediates the relationship between individuals' sense of precarity and their adherence to conspiracy beliefs. Across three waves, 925 participants (50....
Shared dysphoric experiences activate identity fusion, but not forever [0.03%]
共同的抑郁经历可以激活身份融合，但不会永远持续
Hend Bautista,Sara Fregenal,Alexandra Vázquez et al.
Hend Bautista et al.
Identity fusion is a synergistic union of the personal self and target of fusion that predicts extreme behaviours on its behalf. Previous work identified that intense shared dysphoric experiences cause fusion with groups, but no research to...
Resisting eating during a family mealtime: The moral and identity work of food refusal [0.03%]
家族进餐时拒绝进食：饮食拒绝的道德与身份工作
Sally Wiggins,Bogdana Humă
Sally Wiggins
Recent developments within social influence research have demonstrated how resistance is temporally and sequentially accomplished within social interaction. The everyday morality of trying to get another person to do something against their...
Unthinkable gay Black men: Asymmetric conjunction fallacies at the intersection of race and sexual orientation [0.03%]
非同寻常的黑人同性恋男性：种族与性取向交叉口的不对称合取谬误
Mary Ann Ciosk,Peter Hegarty
Mary Ann Ciosk
People often hold incompatible stereotypes of gay and Black men, making it unlikely for someone to be seen as both simultaneously. Five studies with 1226 participants evidence that these stereotypes produce classic conjunction fallacy viola...
"You lose the person; they're still there but you don't recognize them": A qualitative study examining the consequences of conspiracy beliefs for romantic partners [0.03%]
“你失去了那个人；他们还在那里但你不认识了”：一项探讨阴谋论信念对恋爱关系的后果的定性研究
Lea C Kamitz,Ricky Green,Cassidy Rowden et al.
Lea C Kamitz et al.
This study examined how conspiracy beliefs influence romantic relationships. We conducted semi-structured interviews with 17 partners (or ex-partners) of conspiracy believers, asking questions about their experiences in their relationships....