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Conspiratorial echoes of disease: The relationship between pathogen prevalence and conspiracy beliefs
Conspiracy beliefs vary substantially across countries and regions, yet the ecological factors underlying this variation remain largely unexplored. Drawing on behavioral immune system theory, which suggests that pathogen threat can heighten vigilance toward potential dangers, we examined whether pat
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