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What makes a conspiracy theorist? | Dr. Asheley Landrum | Texas Tech University

44 min•22 maj 2020

In this episode of the Research Comms podcast psychologist, Dr Asheley Landrum, from Texas Tech University unpicks some of the conspiracy theories about the COVID-19 pandemic and puts them in the context of her wider research into why certain people believe in conspiracy theories and how they’re spread.

Presented by Peter Barker

Produced by Orinoco Communications

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