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Assessing complex belief structures with the triads task: Reliability and validity
Research on attitudes and beliefs often relies on assessing people’s agreement with several explicit statements. We promote a different approach, focusing on the interconnectedness of beliefs and their cognitive and affective components. Here, we present the triads task as a procedure to measure com
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