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Experimentally Manipulating Loser Perceptions: Are Conspiracy Theories for Losers? - Joanne M. Miller, University of Delaware; Christina Farhart, Carleton College; Kyle L. Saunders, Colorado State University-Fort Collins
Explaining Conspiracy Thinking in Europe and the US: A Comparative Study - Annemarie Walter, University of Nottingham; Hugo Drochon, University of Nottingham
Explaining the Variation in Individuals' Conspiratorial Beliefs: The Effect of Exposure to Emotive Conspiratorial Messaging in the Media. - David Hugh Moore, Trinity College Dublin
Political Threat, Ideology, and Conspiracy Endorsement Before and After the 2016 Presidential Election - Stephen Schneider, Purdue; Ingrid J. Haas, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
The Powerless and Conspiratorial: Why and When Powerlessness Increases Conspiracy Theory Endorsement in the U.S. - Brian Sullivan, University of Houston