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Lastly, loneliness may motivate people to adopt conspiracy beliefs in an attempt to gain community and a sense of social identity1,28. Several theoretical models describe loneliness as a motivational force across development29,30,31. Some people who see themselves as lonely may experience a motivation to reconnect29,31, and seeking conspiracist communities might offer this opportunity. Online conspiracist groups in particular are easy to join, highly reinforcing and engaging, which may make them an accessible and suitable source of social nourishment and identity for socially isolated individuals1,27,32. Indeed, individuals high in conspiracy beliefs are those who feel most socially isolated after unplugging from the internet33. However, it should be noted that other lines of research suggest that loneliness is associated with social withdrawal rather than a motivation to reconnect34,35, which would make this a less plausible mechanism underpinning the link between loneliness and conspiracy beliefs than the previously described mechanisms of ego protection and lack of corrective feedback.
Because the outcome measure of interest (i.e., conspiracy mentality) was included at T5, only data from participants who had completed this wave were used in the current study. Otherwise, no data were excluded from the analyses. In this sample, 57.4% of participants were women, and 42.6% were men. Most participants (93.6%) were ethnic Norwegians; 6.4% of participants had some immigrant background (i.e., were born abroad or had at least one parent who was born abroad). Less than half of participants (43.3%) had at least one parent who attended college or university.
First, we tested two univariate models including only loneliness at five time points to determine the shape of the trajectory: a linear model including the intercept and linear slope of loneliness (Model 1) and a quadratic model including the intercept, the linear slope, and the quadratic slope of loneliness that fitted the data best (Model 2). Then, to test whether the different trajectories of loneliness from adolescence into mid-adulthood are associated with conspiracy worldviews in 2020, we added conspiracy worldview at T5 as an outcome measure (again, as a measurement model with a latent construct of conspiracy worldview consisting of scale items as observed indicators) to the retained quadratic model (Model 3). We regressed conspiracy worldview on the intercept and linear slope of loneliness (but not on the quadratic slope, due to its high correlation with the linear slope and the resulting multicollinearity). Moreover, we tested the robustness of this model by adding time-invariant covariates (sex as recorded in national registries, age at T5 as recorded in national registries, political orientation at T2, parental education at T1; Model 4) and symptoms of depression and anxiety as time varying covariate (Model 5).
We conducted simple intercepts and slopes analyses73 to test how large the change in loneliness over three decades had been for participants who reported low, medium, and high levels of conspiracy worldview in midlife. Since the acceleration of the curve (quadratic slope) was not regressed on conspiracy worldview, we estimated its value at each level of conspiracy worldview based on the covariance of these two variables, using the formula:
The primary data generated in this study have been deposited in the Open Science Framework repository under accession code (see Supplementary Information, Supplementary Note 1, for variable names). The raw data related to sociodemographic characteristics of the participants (age, gender, parental education) are protected and are not available due to Norwegian data privacy laws.
K.B., T.v.S., J.R.K., S.F., and M.J.H. conceived the original idea for this research. K.B., S.F., and T.v.S. developed the methodological approach. K.B. conducted the analyses. K.B. and J.R.K. visualized the results. T.v.S. acquired the funding for this study. K.B. drafted the original manuscript. K.B., J.R.K., S.F., T.v.S., and M.J.H. revised the manuscript and approved the final version.
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