The Conspiracy Theory Handbook: Language for Understanding, Prebunking, and Debunking

August 31, 2022

**“Escape Room Conspiracy Wall,” Conspiracy Media, accessed August 17, 2022, https://ds-exhibits.swarthmore.edu/conspiracy-media/items/show/3.**

Why conspiracy theories are so popular, identifying the traits of conspiratorial thinking, and effective debunking strategies.

By Dr. Stephan Lewandowsky
Chair in Cognitive Psychology
University of Bristol

By Dr. John Cook
Research Assistant Professor
George Mason University

081722-07-Communication

Published by Skeptical Science, March 2020, to the public domain.

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