Explaining away the illusion of consensus.

Consensus among sources often signals a claim's trustworthiness. However, when all sources simply echo information from a single origin, an "illusion of consensus" can arise, leading individuals to feel equally convinced by a dependent consensus (a single, repeatedly cited source) as by an independe...

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Publicado en:	Memory & Cognition Vol. 54; no. 5; pp. 1667 - 1688
Autores principales:	Connor Desai, Saoirse, Fai, Jacqueline, Lee, Jaimie, Hayes, Brett K.
Formato:	Artículo
Publicado:	Springer Nature Jul2026
Materias:	Consensus (Social sciences) Social media Task performance Social perception Confidence Decision making Public opinion Judgment (Psychology) Practical politics Psychological tests Cognition Research funding Persuasion (Rhetoric) Probability theory Descriptive statistics Experimental design Causality (Physics) Statistics Data analysis software
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