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Multiple discussions highlight the publication's claim that conspiracy theories arise during societal crises, with users referencing historical examples and connecting them to the present day, such as the mention of the JFK conspiracy and societal reactions during the COVID pandemic. Phrases like 'interesting article' and 'not a new phenomenon' show a mix of curiosity and acknowledgment of the longstanding nature of these theories, contributing to the engaged yet varied responses.
Most discussions show a general acceptance of the publication's insights regarding the historical context of conspiracy theories.
The discussions reflect a strong interest in the relationship between societal crises and conspiracy theories, indicating relevance to current events.
While some participants offer thoughtful commentary, others seem to engage more superficially, leading to a moderate overall engagement depth.
There is a belief that the insights from this publication could significantly influence understanding of societal behaviors during crises.
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13/ Childhood Trauma and Conspiratorial Thinking van Prooijen JW, Douglas KM. (2017). Conspiracy theories as part of history: The role of societal crisis situations. Memory Studies, 10(3), 323–333.
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Geloof in complottheorieën wordt in de hele geschiedenis al gestimuleerd door ingrijpende en snelle maatschappelijke veranderingen, waarbij geloof in machtsstructuren en gedragsnormen in twijfel worden getrokken). https://t.co/khSJzRmcaB
19/ "van Prooijen, J. W., & Douglas, K. M. (2017). Conspiracy theories as part of history: The role of societal crisis situations. Memory Studies, 10(3), 323-333."
pho先生の指摘通り、危機時に人々が感じる恐怖や不安が、陰謀論的な解釈を促進することが報告されている。 ->RP Conspiracy theories as part of history: The role of societal crisis situations https://t.co/SzLWk9CzwR
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RT @IntegralAnswers: 13/ Childhood Trauma and Conspiratorial Thinking van Prooijen JW, Douglas KM. (2017). Conspiracy theories as part of…
RT @IntegralAnswers: 13/ Childhood Trauma and Conspiratorial Thinking van Prooijen JW, Douglas KM. (2017). Conspiracy theories as part of…
RT @IntegralAnswers: 13/ Childhood Trauma and Conspiratorial Thinking van Prooijen JW, Douglas KM. (2017). Conspiracy theories as part of…
13/ Childhood Trauma and Conspiratorial Thinking van Prooijen JW, Douglas KM. (2017). Conspiracy theories as part of history: The role of societal crisis situations. Memory Studies, 10(3), 323–333.
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@eyeslasho 4/ "Conspiracy Theories as Part of History: The Role of Societal Crisis Situations" by Prooijen and Douglas reports a figure of 60% to 80% for the JFK conpsiracy. https://t.co/FdcJpO4OJq
Oh! I just emailed this to myself yesterday to discuss a claim that we're entering some kind of *new* fact-free era. I think it might be helpful for you! (seemingly unrelated but not really: I cannot thank you enough for the High Conflict book recommendation) pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29081831/
@aled_job You should always be mindful that conspiracy theories are not a new phenomenon. Lots of research out there looking at this for example this one examining the link between societal crisis situations and belief in conspiracy theories https://t.co/EJSFFrkJ4F
pho先生の指摘通り、危機時に人々が感じる恐怖や不安が、陰謀論的な解釈を促進することが報告されている。 ->RP Conspiracy theories as part of history: The role of societal crisis situations https://t.co/SzLWk9CzwR
RT @docrussjackson: During times of crisis, such as the COVID pandemic, these needs are more frustrated and people’s desire to make sense o…
@EricRWeinstein Conspiracy theories as part of history: The role of societal crisis situations https://t.co/U0WI2uhArj
@Fantanafest73 @ssps744444231 Conspiracy theories have been prevalent throughout history at times of change and uncertainty. They are nothing new. https://t.co/DVaCg4FIcs
19/ "van Prooijen, J. W., & Douglas, K. M. (2017). Conspiracy theories as part of history: The role of societal crisis situations. Memory Studies, 10(3), 323-333."
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RT @trtrustresearch: İlgili çalışma, toplumsal kriz durumları ile komplo teorilerine inanç arasındaki bağlantıyı inceliyor. https://t.co/U…
İlgili çalışma, toplumsal kriz durumları ile komplo teorilerine inanç arasındaki bağlantıyı inceliyor. https://t.co/U9hr3Z9LIh
@MMeBlackSheep Et je rajoute les liens, pour les plus curieux (comme moi !)
During times of crisis, such as the COVID pandemic, these needs are more frustrated and people’s desire to make sense of the world becomes more urgent. https://t.co/INiKDIqt4O
@MiguelSesmaQ Conspiracy theories as part of history: The role of societal crisis situations - Jan-Willem van Prooijen, Karen M Douglas, 2017 https://t.co/IN3ULxoqt7
@mch_AGG https://t.co/FnGaIocIMh
@naomequestione https://t.co/qMW3RJPx8j
@WhoreCrypto @LarsenDisney @thecoastguy Since you obviously made an effort to substantiate your belief it’s probably fair to assume you successfully read some things. I would recommend this to better understand the psychological side of conspiracy theories. https://t.co/zDcvsVY426
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@geostylegeo Conspiracy theories as part of history: The role of societal crisis situations Contrary to common assumptions, belief in conspiracy theories has been prevalent throughout human history.
https://t.co/j5iOrPCC2h 陰謀論と歴史についての論文。 陰謀論はいつでもどこでも存在する。例としては古代ローマ皇帝ネロについての噂など。 災害や戦争など、社会的危機が陰謀論を増加させる。 社会的危機が人々の不安や恐怖をかきたてる。 陰謀論は人々の不安や恐怖を鎮めてくれない。
@d_electropolis @BlaylockMooky @arduatendit @Tdillon06 @LifeChanger76 @Quoimio @andrew7rd @F3_Haskell @LifechoiceN @GeezercitizenX @Scary7Dr @frugalsues @dm43046721 @CoryRove @LauriHWilliams @umfpt @mario19795947 @PrickyRicky1 @OXHarryH1 @TracyMMPohill @Justin00Wilton @ADevotedYogi @roadstersmart9 @rospay15 @Nissim_Levy @____MindlessX3 @TakeThatChem @aka_c00lest @scalefree @tinyasura @CyaeghaUK @cyberdyne @David_G1ZQC @MoeZuraJr @stephenHarper9 @Goofymansmoo @Tresure15267590 @Simple_Truth21 @Me86104066 @6x10E23 @upperclasstwit4 @o0ned @Spacebuds67 @ThorAxe7 @JRHorsting @eric_heffernan @AcMagnolia @dukeye @eschbachfamily @NP_Pubs In addition, these con- spiracy theories stated that Nero was singing while Rome was burning 4/x https://t.co/i8CvGMOJ4w
RT @rudybouma: Geloof in complottheorieën wordt in de hele geschiedenis al gestimuleerd door ingrijpende en snelle maatschappelijke verande…
Geloof in complottheorieën wordt in de hele geschiedenis al gestimuleerd door ingrijpende en snelle maatschappelijke veranderingen, waarbij geloof in machtsstructuren en gedragsnormen in twijfel worden getrokken). https://t.co/khSJzRmcaB
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@robinhanson This is interesting https://t.co/AjiOhaW1xV
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@_Alex_Greenway Dobro koju god etiketu da preferiras. Ali poznavanje istorije nema veze sa teorijama zavere, ako ista upravo od toga odbijaju, bar one koji razumeju istoriju. https://t.co/ReOaYX0M7D
@nistajaneznam Ima dosta ozbiljnije literature na tu temu, da ne bude da je to neka tema koja je počela u ovom veku. Conspiracy theories as part of history: The role of societal crisis situations https://t.co/M44Ada7qYl
@phwampfler @phluzern 1/ Wichtige Frage! Dazu ein Mini-Thread. Wir wissen, dass z.B. Verschwörungstheorien so alt sind wie menschliche Gesellschaften, und, dass sie in Krisenzeiten besonders aufkochen. https://t.co/m4VUTdsdZt
@TrollAdopt Thank you. An interesting article. I don't believe in a wide-spread ingrained malevolence. They may be sensing a current response to severe societal crises (see below). I do accept that there are a few of evil intent who do capitalize on this though. https://t.co/jgdX5RnNwD
Conspiracy theories as part of history: The role of societal crisis situations - Jan-Willem van Prooijen, Karen M Douglas, 2017 https://t.co/gWu2g2BeQ9
@mykebartlett Conspiracy theories are not new. https://t.co/Al55qagy0Q "Each era has its own crisis situations, of course, and accordingly the content of specific conspiracy theories varied substantially over time."
@brockiesner @ruxcytbl @CarlBinz @Julie_NoNumbers @RealWmGClark @ronquille_paul @TJ2020landslide @Fueldog3 @PaulGregory2173 @Dr_B_Scientist @8BrianVogel4 @OriginalGoalie @MichaelSteidel @NoGuff1 @Youngaejy @BluePolitica @notasoreloser @MargiHester @MarvinRJeffcoat @Ajohnso50141696 @CalvinE43701301 @357rees @lepke2112 @levinforpres @Potomacbeat @Scott85023926 @Vailbeauty @nancy41603 @TyotoRiffle @bettyboop7499 @itsaboutdamnti1 @colemarisa49 @KUIDAORE2014 @monciemaga @Wahboom @US_Marj @mike123qwe @QueenCindyKAG @bronxmami1970 @Davidw063 @dncvoterfraud @LOERadio @tommyzax @Goldilocks213 @5CitiesV @ICanPlainlySee @Kristia20523858 @PumaTPG @SickOfYouAll4 @chris_kelly1991 Maybe you should check before you post. https://t.co/rwZCp6gbdv
"Such sense-making is particularly likely to stimulate conspiracy beliefs in a social context that involves hostile or ideologically dissimilar outgroups … conspiracy beliefs enable perceivers to estimate what the outgroup is capable of." https://t.co/Xub88n50r9
@RodrigKildysart @tonyclarke43 @theboyjai https://t.co/rHxl4fVsQa
@Paul10376555 @StuartR89012353 @Saffiya_Khan1 @NeikkaT @joedunford200 Funnily enough, Hollywood has been part of the problem. Some societies really think in metaphors so films like the Matrix allow the more gullible to take the whole false reality idea and blend it in with the real world. You can really see it in the Q
@Th3MadK1NG @tucsoniris What is wrong or even new about conspiracy theories? https://t.co/gB94wkI2RK
@SimonUbsdell @DavidHenigUK More seriously, though, this article may be of interest (as you can tell, I do my own internet research)
Research reveals conspiracy theories increase feelings of powerlessness and leads to maladaptive behavior, such as withdrawal from politics, decreased willingness to reduce one’s carbon footprint, and decreased willingness to have a child vaccinated. https://t.co/D6MJfI6TIO
@andrewmente https://t.co/avlYK1u7HO
@neville1776 @cathyjo26199086 @MikeNumerical @IowaGhost5150 @Redneck_Tesla @GOPMoralBankrpt @Angel_13_Rising @TickiRicky @nofeardreams @PatriotAJGhost @HPPM4EVER @ADouble777 @buddyholly1969 @EricHuseby4 @StaceytheGhost @jokerbear12 @StevieMarkovich @VesMarinova @IBLeTruth @LeaderMcConnell @GOPLeader @mtgreenee @mattgaetz @SenTedCruz @FBI @qfd_bruce @Woodman775 @Kinneas @ChopWontStop @MitziPyle @TwitterSafety @FDRLST since you refuse to answer me and went on to promote other bs here: https://t.co/v53e6xkq5B so no wrong with that claim too get educated, stop wanting to terrorize people from being ignorant.
Conspiracy theories as part of history: The role of societal crisis situations - Jan-Willem van Prooijen, Karen M Douglas, 2017 https://t.co/Mo5woeWr9O
@Thomass_ms https://t.co/k4ggnyzSoR
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@BouchetSmith @PaulTheMartian @DBrozeLiveFree And-https://t.co/wzKlKxig7E
@EntheosTuition @js100js100 @ProfBrianHoax @metpoliceuk 'Hofstadter (1966) noted that conspiracy theories help people comprehend complex events that are difficult to understand otherwise, by attributing these events to a powerful and evil enemy group. ' https://t.co/XuRQrFDt4s
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Os conspiracionistas não servem para serem cientistas. No entanto, há lugar para todos no mundo e eles ocupam muito bem a posição de palhaços. Podemos dar boas risadas deles. https://t.co/rL9OHvLWHP
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"We conclude that conspiracy theories originate particularly in crisis situations and may form the basis for how people subsequently remember and mentally represent a historical event." https://t.co/SdqQqYeWHL #conspiracy #Crisis
The article I got this from is actually quite interesting. Here's a link: https://t.co/76D1waV73a
https://t.co/j5iOrPCC2h 陰謀論を信じる心理についての論文。面白かった。
@terry_go_online No shit, there’s literature on this. https://t.co/fpvDt7II1G
Conspiracy theories as part of history: The role of societal crisis situations https://t.co/JlXxtJgJqO
Die Forschung zeigt, dass Verschwörungserzählungen insbesondere in Krisenzeiten entstehen. Verschwörungstheorien blühen vor allem dann, wenn Menschen sich unsicher oder bedroht fühlen - wie aktuell bei #Corona https://t.co/sLgmmpZhVi
@2wyta @wxdude22 @QanonAnonymous In fairness, regions which are experiencing rapid social change are more likely to believe in conspiracy theories, so in a big way, you’re absolutely right https://t.co/WYN2z3u0nr
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Jan-Willem van Prooijen and @Karen_Douglas's 'Conspiracy theories as part of history' storming ahead in our 6-monthly downloads chart https://t.co/C0B4JCSRqz https://t.co/cpBsCuZLXi
@Argutum @shayspace @SanFranciscoBA There was large spikes of conspiracy theories around that time as well. https://t.co/Ii0IOvuWwX https://t.co/TRi69AngFX
@WeAreOne_Q @realDonaldTrump https://t.co/fLOYYqFK8q a good article that may help some of your "Objective" followers actually understand why - they follow and how you and your ilk will continue to prey upon them always. Be careful what you wish for - The next Q will be a Democrat.