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This research reviewed available publications to determine how conspiracy theories, disinformation and political polarization impact the well-being of intimate relationships since the COVID-19 pandemic. The review used the following inclusion criteria: (1) Peer reviewed articles and grey literature. (2) From January 1st, 2020, to present; (3) English; (4) Published; (5) Any country; (6) Adults; (7) Intimate relationships; (8) Conspiracy theories, misinformation and political polarization (9) COVID-19 related. Two articles were included, indicating a gap in research. While no specific studies focused solely on intimate relationships, conspiracy theories can negatively impact relationships. Research on conspiracy theories and intimate relationships is needed.
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