Suspicious Minds: Why We Believe Conspiracy Theories
Investigates the psychology behind conspiracy theories, explaining why they attract believers and how cognitive biases fuel suspicion.
About This Book
Suspicious Minds examines the psychological factors that lead people to embrace conspiracy theories.
The book draws on research in cognitive science to explain common patterns in conspiratorial thinking.
Readers will learn how biases and mental shortcuts can shape beliefs about hidden forces and secret plots.
The work offers a clear overview of why conspiracy theories persist across different cultures and eras.
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