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Psychologists are exploring the effects of conspiracy theories on individual well-being, noting that while they may provide temporary explanations for distressing events, their long-term benefits are questionable. Research indicates that belief in conspiracy theories can lead to negative emotions and heightened anxiety, complicating the assessment of their overall impact on mental health.
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Psychologists are exploring the effects of conspiracy theories on individual well-being, noting that while they may provide temporary explanations for distressing events, their long-term benefits are questionable. Research indicates that belief in conspiracy theories can lead to negative emotions and heightened anxiety, complicating the assessment of their overall impact on mental health.
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Conspiracy theories can provide answers, but not peace
Psychologists Examine the Impact of Conspiracy Theories on Well-Being