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Young People, Conspiracy Theories, and Disinformation. The First Study of Its Kind.

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Half of young people believe in conspiracy theories, according to a report presented in the Senate. This is the first study to address questions about where young people get their information and what factors influence their susceptibility to manipulation. "Young people are easily manipulated and easily misinformed," explains Katarzyna Fereniec-Błońska from the research studio that prepared the report. "Between 40 and 60 percent are quite regula…
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Half of young people believe in conspiracy theories, according to a report presented in the Senate. This is the first study to address questions about where young people get their information and what factors influence their susceptibility to manipulation. "Young people are easily manipulated and easily misinformed," explains Katarzyna Fereniec-Błońska from the research studio that prepared the report. "Between 40 and 60 percent are quite regula…

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radioszczecin.pl broke the news on Monday, October 19, 2026.
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