New analyses on conspiracy myths in Germany during Coronavirus-pandemic

For Hans-Böckler-Foundation´s MITBESTIMMUNG-magazine, I reanalyzed the three waves of the work-force panel regarding the prevalence and development of conspiracy myths and corona skepticism/denialism.

Here´s the article (only in German).

Here´s a longer Thread on more results (only in German):

Die Hans-Böckler-Stiftung hatte Mitte November 2020 – zu Beginn des damaligen "Lockdown Light" im Rahmen der Erwerbspersonenbefragung mit >6000 Befragten nach der Zustimmung zu Verschwörungsmythen und der Corona-Skepsis gefragt. Hier nun einige weitere Befunde im Thread👇

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— Andreas Hövermann (@AndreasHoev) February 12, 2021

Andreas Hövermann

Andreas Hövermann is currently working at Hans-Böckler-Foundation in a project on Democratic Integration in the German workplace context. He holds a Dr. phil. from the Department of Sociology at Bielefeld University and studied Sociology and Social Psychology. He was a DFG Research Fellow at SUNY Albany as a Post-Doc. His research interests are Prejudice, Hate/Bias Crimes, Societal Marketization, Anomie Theory, and SEM. He has published in sociological and criminological journals such as Social Science Research, Criminology, Acta Sociologica, Crime & Delinquency, Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency, Justice Quarterly, International Criminal Justice Review, International Journal of Comparative Sociology, British Journal of Criminology.

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