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belief system

belief system A belief system is an interconnected network of beliefs, attitudes, and related behaviors, linked by how they are associated with one another.

A belief system is an interconnected network of beliefs, attitudes, and related behaviors, linked by how they are associated with one another. In this view, beliefs can shape behavior, and behavior can in turn support or challenge those beliefs.

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Drafting source: Lee Sanguk; Goldberg Matthew H.; Rosenthal Seth A.; Maibach Edward W.; Kotcher John E.; Leiserowitz Anthony. Climate change belief systems across political groups in the United States. 2024; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0300048; article XML SHA-256 7d23af79751161ba82127316e80718d0d946315d908d25d377a96a5921415d5f. “Climate change belief systems across political groups in the United States” (10.1371/journal.pone.0300048).
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