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Pummerer, Lotte

; Winter, Kevin ; Sassenberg, Kai ; Fischer, Helen (2026) Knowing what I don’t know – belief in conspiracy theories relates to lower metacognitive sensitivity: a signal detection theoretic approach.

Journal of Cognitive Psychology Abingdon 38 1 65-77 [Article]

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Winter, Kevin ; Pummerer, Lotte

; Oertzen, Timo von ; Hornsey, Matthew J. ; Sassenberg, Kai (2025) Conspiracy belief and opposition to wind farms: a longitudinal study.

Journal of Environmental Psychology Amsterdam [u.a.] 104 Article 102620 1-5 [Article]

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Pummerer, Lotte

; Ditrich, Lara ; Winter, Kevin ; Sassenberg, Kai (2025) Belief in a norm-consistent climate policy conspiracy theory and non-normative collective action.

Journal of Applied Social Psychology Oxford [u.a.] 55 5 343-358 [Article]

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Pummerer, Lotte

; Fock, Lukas ; Winter, Kevin ; Sassenberg, Kai (2025) Conspiracy beliefs and majority influence.

The Journal of Social Psychology Philadelphia, Pa. ; London [u.a.] 165 6 825-840 [Article]

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Winter, Kevin ; Pummerer, Lotte

; Sassenberg, Kai (2025) Not that different after all: pro-environmental social norms predict pro-environmental behaviour (also) among those believing in conspiracy theories.

British Journal of Psychology Oxford tba tba 1-25 [Article]

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Frenzel, Svenja B. ; Pummerer, Lotte

; Utz, Sonja ; Sassenberg, Kai (2025) Conspiracy beliefs predict perceptions of procedural justice.

Scientific Reports London 15 Article 30317 3-10 [Article]

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Pummerer, Lotte

; Gkinopoulos, Theofilos ; Douglas, Karen M. ; Jolley, Daniel ; Sassenberg, Kai (2024) The appraisal model of conspiracy theories (AMCT): highlighting core concepts and potential extensions.

Psychological Inquiry Philadelphia ; New York 35 3-4 233-242 [Article]

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Pummerer, Lotte

; Gkinopoulos, Theofilos ; Douglas, Karen M. ; Jolley, Daniel ; Sassenberg, Kai (2024) The appraisal model of conspiracy theories (AMCT) : applying appraisal theories to understand emotional and behavioral reactions to conspiracy theories.

Psychological Inquiry Mahwah, NJ 35 3-4 159-178 [Article]

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Winter, Kevin ; Hornsey, Matthew J. ; Pummerer, Lotte

; Sassenberg, Kai (2024) Public agreement with misinformation about wind farms.

Nature Communications London 15 Article 8888 1-12 [Article]

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Sassenberg, Kai ; Pummerer, Lotte

; Winter, Kevin (2024) Prävention und Intervention gegen den Glauben an Verschwörungstheorien. Imhoff, Roland Die Psychologie der Verschwörungstheorien : von dunklen Mächten sonderbar belogen Göttingen 119-136 [Book chapter]

Pummerer, Lotte

; Ditrich, Lara ; Winter, Kevin ; Sassenberg, Kai (2023) Think about it! Deliberation reduces the negative relation between conspiracy belief and adherence to prosocial norms.

Social Psychological and Personality Science : SPPS Thousand Oaks, Calif. 14 8 952-963 [Article]

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Winter, Kevin ; Pummerer, Lotte

; Sassenberg, Kai (2023) Change by (almost) all means: the role of conspiracy mentality in predicting support for social change among the political left and right.

European Journal of Social Psychology Malden, Mass. 53 7 1563-1575 [Article]

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Winter, Kevin ; Hornsey, Matthew J. ; Pummerer, Lotte

; Sassenberg, Kai (2022) Anticipating and defusing the role of conspiracy beliefs in shaping opposition to wind farms.

Nature Energy London 7 12 1200-1207 [Article]

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Winter, Kevin ; Pummerer, Lotte

; Hornsey, Matthew J. ; Sassenberg, Kai (2022) Pro-vaccination subjective norms moderate the relationship between conspiracy mentality and vaccination intentions.

British Journal of Health Psychology Oxford ; Hoboken NJ 27 2 390-405 [Article]

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Pummerer, Lotte

; Winter, Kevin ; Sassenberg, Kai (2022) Addressing Covid-19 vaccination conspiracy theories and vaccination intentions.

European Journal of Health Communication : EJHC Zürich 3 2 1-12 [Article]

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Wroblewski, Daniel ; Scholl, Annika ; Ditrich, Lara ; Pummerer, Lotte

; Sassenberg, Kai (2022) Let’s stay in touch : frequency (but not mode) of interaction between leaders and followers predicts better leadership outcomes.

PLOS ONE San Francisco, CA 17 12, article e0279176 1-27 [Article]

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Pummerer, Lotte

; Böhm, Robert ; Lillenholt, Lau ; Winter, Kevin ; Zettler, Ingo ; Sassenberg, Kai (2022) Conspiracy theories and their societal effects during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Social Psychological and Personality Science : SPPS Thousand Oaks, Calif. 13 1 49-59 [Article]

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Scholl, Annika ; Sassenberg, Kai ; Zapf, Birka ; Pummerer, Lotte

(2020) Out of sight, out of mind: power-holders feel responsible when anticipating face-to-face, but not digital contact with others. Computers in Human Behavior Amsterdam [u.a.] 112 Article 106472 1-7 [Article]

Hofer, Manfred ; Sassenberg, Kai ; Pikowsky, Birgit (1999) Discourse asymmetries in adolescent daughters' disputes with mothers. International Journal of Behavioral Development : IJBD London [u.a.] 23 4 1001-1022 [Article]

Noack, Peter ; Oepke, Maren ; Sassenberg, Kai (1998) Individuation in Familien mit Jugendlichen nach der deutschen Vereinigung. Sozialisation und Entwicklung in den neuen Bundesländern Weinheim 199-214 [Book chapter]

Hofer, Manfred ; Sassenberg, Kai (1998) Relationship and Family Discourse in Different Situations. Verbal Interaction and Development in Families with Adolescents Stanford, Conn. 49-63 [Book chapter]

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