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**课程名称：** 阴谋论心理学 **课程概述：** 本课程旨在深入探讨人们为何相信阴谋论，什么样的人最容易相信，以及如何改变或减少阴谋论的信念。课程将基于最新的同行评审科学研究，全面介绍阴谋论及其信奉者的心理学。 **课程内容包括：** * “阴谋论”和“阴谋论者”的定义和认识论难题 * 研究阴谋论信念的方法和测量 * 阴谋论信念的普遍性 * 驱动和动机 * 与性格和社会政治因素的相关性 * 演化心理学解释 * 心理过程 * 阴谋论信念的后果（对个人和社会） * 改变和减少阴谋论信念的循证方法 **课程目标：** 无论您是心理学（或相关学科）的正式学习者或研究者，还是对该领域有兴趣的普通大众，本课程都将为您提供深刻的见解。课程力求做到客观、公正，承认过去曾发生过真实的阴谋，并且在某些情境下，阴谋论的思维方式可能有益，甚至具有演化上的适应性。通过丰富的外部资源和学术专家的观点，您将成为阴谋论心理学方面的专家。 **适合人群：** * 对阴谋论现象感到好奇，希望了解其背后的心理机制的人 * 曾尝试改变亲友的阴谋论观点但未果，想理解其顽固性的学习者 * 自身也相信阴谋论，希望了解自己思维模式的学习者 * 心理学、社会学、政治学等相关领域的研究者和学生
Why do people believe in conspiracy theories?What kind of people are most likely to believe in them?Is it possible to change or reduce conspiracy theory beliefs? If so, how?This course answers these questions by providing a comprehensive overview of the current, peer-reviewed, scientific research in the psychology of conspiracy theories and those who believe in them.Perhaps you know or have met someone with intractable beliefs in a conspiracy? Perhaps you have tried and failed to change their views and wish to understand why such beliefs are so intractable and difficult to change? Or perhaps you, yourself, believe in a conspiracy theory and wish to understand the psychology behind that belief? If so, this course is for you!Topics explored in the course include:Conceptual and epistemological difficulties around the terms 'conspiracy theory' and 'conspiracy theorist'Approaches to research and the measurement of conspiracy beliefThe prevalence of conspiracy theory beliefsThe drives and motives behind conspiracy theory beliefPersonality and socio-political correlates with conspiracy theory beliefExplanations for conspiracy theory thinking based on evolutionary psychology Psychological processes underpinning conspiracy theory beliefThe consequences of conspiracy theory beliefs: both for individuals and societyEvidence-based approaches to changing and reducing conspiracy theory beliefThe course is pitched at an undergraduate level and should be of interest both to those who study or research psychology (or related disciplines) in a formal academic setting as well as those with a lay interest. This course aims to be unbiased, objective and fair: acknowledging that whilst conspiracy theory thinking sometimes poses risks to public health and environmental protection, real conspiracies have occurred in the past and that conspiracy theory ideation may be beneficial in some contexts and may have an adaptive function in evolutionary terms. Each video-learning session includes an array of additional external resources to deepen your learning by referring to a range of academic specialists: by the end of this course you will be an expert in the psychology of conspiracy theories.
