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Cognitive polyphasia in the MMR controversy: a theoretical and empirical investigation Claudine Provencher London School of Economics Objectives To examine the hypothesis of cognitive polyphasia through the MMR controversy To propose a theoretical framework for the operationalisation of cognitive polyphasia Research questions From problematic health-related decisions to individual cognitions and actions? The end of traditional partitions between types of knowledge? Cognitive polyphasia: a bridge between SRT and social cognition? The MMR vaccine controversy Dr Wakefield’s study Latest developments A good case study? Synchronic analysis Model integrating elements of social cognition and theory of social representations Two sets of hypotheses – Types of knowledge – Heuristic-systematic model bis Typologies of knowledge Bruner’s narrative vs paradigmatic modes of cognitive functioning Moscovici’s ‘formations mentales’ Gurvitch’s types of knowledge Proposed model Methodology Media analysis Specialist interviews Focus group discussions Individual interviews Results: 4 exemplars “Science is enough” “Science is enough but…” “Science is not enough” “Narratives are enough” To conclude My definition of cognitive polyphasia Cognitive monophasia - a possibility Pivotal role played by specific social representations Areas for further research