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12 days ago

Parents prone to black-and-white thinking are less likely to vaccinate their children against COVID-19

A study of parents of children aged 5-11 in Italy showed that black-and-white thinking was associated with the tendency to believe in conspiracies. This was in turn associated with a negative attitude towards vaccinating children against COVID-19. The study was published in Applied Cognitive Psychology. ...

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