Thinking caps and tin foil hats: Relations between intellectual humility and conspiracy beliefs in competitive quizzers and non-quizzers

Authors: Christina M. Barnes, Douglas A. Behrend
Publication: Personality and Individual Differences
Published: Oct 1, 2026
Source: Crossref
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