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Regressive Restoration: A Process Model of Belief Rigidity Under Epistemic Destabilization
Beliefs do more than represent the world; they can also regulate uncertainty, affect, identity, and significance. This article introduces regressive restoration as a temporal regulatory process in which epistemic destabilization increases reliance on coherence-restoring beliefs, the immediate stabil
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