People using feelings to decide truth likelier to believe conspiracies
Results revealed that individuals who hold relativistic conceptions of truth are indeed more likely to believe in conspiracy theories.
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Results revealed that individuals who hold relativistic conceptions of truth are indeed more likely to believe in conspiracy theories.
Research into what makes a person accept new information as true or false has revealed that facts and reality are rather slippery concepts.
Results revealed that those believing truth to be subjective were more inclined towards conspiracy beliefs and resisting contradictory facts.
New research provides additional evidence that political ideology can interfere with logical reasoning. The findings, published in the scientific journal Thinking & Reasoning, shed light on how politically motivated reasoning impacts the ability to correctly evaluate syllogisms. ...
New research provides additional evidence that political ideology can interfere with logical reasoning. The findings, published in the scientific journal Thinking & Reasoning, shed light on how politically motivated reasoning impacts the ability...