Vol. 67 No. 1 (2025): Strategies to counteract autocratic political propaganda, social-media-boosted fake news, and conspiracy theories; empirical groundwork

Published: 2025-03-12

Editorial

• Disinformation in Politics and Science: Attitudes, World Views, and their Determinants

  Zoltán Jakab

  3-7

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Special Issue: Strategies to counteract autocratic political propaganda, social-media-boosted fake news, and conspiracy theories; empirical groundwork

• Personality Traits and COVID-19 Vaccination Status in Slovakia: The Role of Trust in Health Institutions, and COVID-19 Pseudo-Science and Conspiracy Beliefs

  Peter Halama

  8-23

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• Institutional Distrust: Catalyst or Consequence of the Spread of Unfounded COVID-19 Beliefs?

  Radoslav Merva, Jakub Šrol, Vladimíra Čavojová

  24-37

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• Investigating the Relationship between Media Consumption, System Justification, and Political Efficacy-Related Beliefs in the Hungarian Context

  Anna Málna Benza, Zsuzsanna Kun, Zsolt Péter Szabó

  38-53

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• The Higher You Think of Yourself, the Harder You Fall Overconfidence as a Distinct, Mutable Predictor of Fake News Vulnerability

  Eugen-Călin Secară, Nicolae-Adrian Opre

  54-68

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• Surprising Similarities in Cognitive Footprint of Scientism and Irrational Beliefs

  Petar Lukić, Iris Žeželj

  69-86

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• Relationship between Collective Victimhood and Defensive Strategies Worldviews, Conspiracy Theories and System Justification

  Orsolya Vincze, Marcell Németh, Hajnalka Amrein-Werner, Artur Kokorin, Sara Bigazzi

  87-106

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