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The psychological factors associated with acting on a conspiracy theory

New research suggests that believing a conspiracy theory doesn't always translate to real-world behavior. Instead, the likelihood of taking action is linked to how certain people are about their beliefs and how useful they find them.

The psychological factors associated with acting on a conspiracy theory

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