Belief in conspiracy theories and intentions to engage in everyday crime

Daniel Jolley; Karen Douglas; Ana C. Leite; Tanya Schrader

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Description: The current project — which includes one cross-sectional (N = 252) and one experimental (N = 120) study—tested the hypothesis that belief in conspiracy theories would increase intentions to engage in everyday crime. This project has been published in the British Journal of Social Psychology.

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