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Priming Resistance to Persuasion Decreases Adherence to Conspiracy Theories

Social Influence - United Kingdom
doi 10.1080/15534510.2018.1471415
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Social Psychology
Date

May 9, 2018

Authors
Eric BonettoJaïs TroïanFlorent VaretGrégory Lo MonacoFabien Girandola
Publisher

Informa UK Limited


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