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Belief

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Cognitive inertia

Coherentism

Communication of falsehoods

Consensus

Delusional disorders

Delusions

Doctrines

Doubt

Folklore

Foundationalism

Ideologies

Irreligion

Misconceptions

Religion

Religious belief and doctrine

Religious faiths, traditions, and movements

Superstitions

Syncretism

Tradition

-ism

A Luxury of the Understanding

Affective disposition theory

Alief (mental state)

Availability cascade

Bad faith

Basic belief

Belief revision

Belief–desire–intention model

Believe women

Chaos magic

Cognitive dissonance

Common sense

Communal reinforcement

Consensus reality

Credibility

Credulity

Cynicism (contemporary)

Delusion

Dempster–Shafer theory

Denial

Disposition

Disquotational principle

Doctrine

Doxa

Doxastic attitudes

Doxastic logic

Doxastic voluntarism

End-of-history illusion

Epistemic closure

Eschatological verification

Ethics of belief

Evidentialism

Fact–value distinction

Faith

False pleasure

False tagging theory

Folk belief

Health belief model

Hold come what may

Implicit theories of intelligence

Infallibilism

Intuition

Leap of faith

Life stance

Naivety

Open-mindedness

Opinion

Overbelief

Persuasion

Philosophy of happiness

Plausibility structure

Point of view (philosophy)

Polyvagal theory

Popular belief

Pre-theoretic belief

Primal world beliefs

Public opinion

Real life

Reality tunnel

Recantation

Reflective equilibrium

Sailors' superstitions

Source credibility

Spirituality

Thought-action fusion

True-believer syndrome

Urdoxa

Wish fulfillment

World Values Survey

Worldview

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