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Narcissists are more prone to believe conspiracy theories

19 January 2026
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Narcissists are more prone to believe conspiracy theories
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Research published in the Journal of Personality and Individual Differences indicates a correlation between narcissism and belief in conspiracy theories, regardless of education level. A study involving 660 adults found that higher scores in narcissistic traits were associated with greater acceptance of misinformation. Factors such as a sense of superiority and a desire for concrete answers during uncertainty contributed to these beliefs. The findings suggest that even well-educated individuals can hold onto unfounded beliefs due to underlying psychological needs.

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