2024
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/fgn6e
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Does Attitudinal Inoculation Confer Resistance to Violent Extremist Propaganda? Assessing Mechanisms, Long-term Effects, and the Advantage of Visuals

Sandy Schumann

Abstract: Objectives: Previous research suggests that attitudinal inoculation can confer resistance to violent extremist propaganda. The present study aimed to strengthen and extend a currently scant evidence base.Hypotheses: First, we conceptually replicated Braddock (2019) and investigated whether attitudinal inoculation reduces intentions to support a violent extremist group (VEG) by eliciting higher levels of anger and counter-arguing. Advancing the literature, we examined as well if the effect of attitudinal inocul… Show more

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