Bingbing Zhang
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Research on the origin, dissemination, and support of conspiracy theories has skyrocketed. Studies reveal how individual antecedents such as people’s personality traits, intrinsic motivations, and broad social-psychological processes explain this phenomenon. Fewer studies, however, explored the role of cable news exposure. This study casts a new light on how exposure to Fox News, CNN, and MSNBC relate to people’s levels of general conspiracy mentality fueled by the belief in “secret-plotting orchestrated by powerful others.” Results from K-mean cluster algorithms, ordinary least squares (OLS) causal-autoregressive regressions, and cross-lagged panel structural equation model tests show Fox News exposure fosters people’s conspiracy mentality.
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Sherice Gearhart
Associate Professor
Texas Tech University
Arthur A. Raney
Professor
University at Buffalo
Rachel Peng
Assistant Professor
Louisiana State University
Fuyuan Shen
Pennsylvania State University
Zicheng Cheng
Assistant Professor
University of Arizona
Mary Beth Oliver
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Maranda Goke
Assistant Professor
Murray State University
Isabel Inguanzo
Assistant Professor
Universidad de Salamanca
Homero Gil de Zúñiga
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Jeff Conlin
Assistant Professor
University of Kansas
Oluseyi Adegbola
The University of Tennessee Knoxville
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