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Table 1.

Lexical categories used from Empath mapped to factors associated with conspiratorial belief.

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Fig 1.

Differences between the r/conspiracy group and the matched controls.

Differences between the r/conspiracy group and the matched control group by: (a) language use, including all Empath categories with significant positive (red) and negative (blue) differences and Cohen’s d>0.2; (b) posting differences by theme community given by user-count ratio and post-count ratio; and (c) differences in language use accounting for theme community. Positive (red) and negative (blue) differences are colored where Cohen’s d>0.2. Grey circles indicate significance which did not reach the effect size threshold.

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Table 2.

Theme communities.

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Fig 2.

Chronological posting patterns.

Examples of chronological posting patterns among r/conspiracy (orange, above) and control group (cyan, below) users for selected subreddits in the “Guns & Cars” theme community. Numbers within semi-circles are the total number of users posting in the subreddit; numbers above and below arcs are the number of users with contiguous chronological posts in two subreddits (from left to right).

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