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Primary sourceScientific paperAnnemarie Wiedicke; Paula Stehr; Constanze Rossmann · Risk Analysis; Wiley Periodicals LLC; Society for Risk Analysis · November 20, 2024
Portrayal of risk information and its impact on audiences’ risk perception during the Covid‐19 pandemic: A multi‐method approach - PMC
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Primary sourceScientific paperFabien Paillusson, Matthew Booth · Science & Education · November 7, 2024
Embracing Representational Plurality to Bypass Misconceptions in Science Education | Science & Education | Springer Nature Link
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Primary sourceScientific paperHause Lin, Marlyn Thomas Savio, Xieyining Huang, Miriah Steiger, Rachel L Guevara, Dali Szostak, Gordon Pennycook, David G Rand · PNAS Nexus · November 2024
Accuracy prompts protect professional content moderators from the illusory truth effect
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Primary sourceScientific paperAnnika Stump, Andreas Voss et Jan Rummel · Psychological Research, Springer Nature · March 25, 2024
The illusory certainty: Information repetition and impressions of truth enhance subjective confidence in validity judgments independently of the factual truth | Psychological Research | Springer Nature Link
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Primary sourceScientific paperEllen M. Markman et coauteurs non nommés dans l'extrait · Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences · March 23, 2024
Epistemic language in news headlines shapes readers’ perceptions of objectivity | Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
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Primary sourceScientific paperHumanities and Social Sciences Communications · 2024
Framing the shooting of Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Akleh in English and Arabic news headlines: a critical discourse study - Humanities and Social Sciences Communications
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Primary sourceScientific paper2024
Effects of Scanning Health News Headlines on Trust in Science: An Emotional Framing Perspective
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Primary sourceScientific paperNeil Thurman; Sally Stares; Michael Koliska · SAGE Journals · 2024
Audience evaluations of news videos made with various levels of automation: A population-based survey experiment - Neil Thurman, Sally Stares, Michael Koliska, 2024
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Primary sourceScientific paperVISUAL REVIEW. International Visual Culture Review / Revista Internacional de Cultura Visual · 2024
Agenda, Framing and Editorial Bias in State-Run Television News in Spain: Results of the Regional and Municipal Elections of 28-M 2023 Versus the Announcement of Early General Elections
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Primary sourceScientific paperStephen J. Flusberg, Kevin J. Holmes, Paul H. Thibodeau, Robin L. Nabi, Teenie Matlock · 2024
The Psychology of Framing: How Everyday Language Shapes the Way We Think, Feel, and Act - Stephen J. Flusberg, Kevin J. Holmes, Paul H. Thibodeau, Robin L. Nabi, Teenie Matlock, 2024
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Primary sourceScientific paperTaylor & Francis · 2024
False information is harder to debunk after gist repetitions than verbatim repetitions
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Scientific paperElsevier Ltd. · 2024
“It's Not Literally True, But You Get the Gist:” How nuanced understandings of truth encourage people to condone and spread misinformation
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Press articleForbes · December 4, 2023
Debunking The ‘Learning Style’ Neuromyth
Primary sourceScientific paperGordon Pennycook, Adam J. Berinsky, Puneet Bhargava, Rocky Cole, Beth Goldberg, Stephan Lewandowsky, & David G. Rand · August 21, 2023
Misinformation inoculations must be boosted by accuracy ...
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Primary sourceScientific paperPaul Riesthuis; Josh Woods · Psychol Res · June 10, 2023
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Primary sourceScientific paperVictoria Westbrook; Duane T. Wegener; Mark W. Susmann · Memory & Cognition · March 29, 2023
Mechanisms in continued influence: The impact of misinformation corrections on source perceptions | Memory & Cognition | Springer Nature Link
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BookJörg Matthes · Springer VS, Wiesbaden · January 1, 2023
Der Effekt der bloßen Darbietung: Attitudinal Effects of Mere Exposure von Zajonc | Springer Nature Link
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Primary sourceScientific paperElsevier Ltd. · 2023
The illusory truth effect: A review of how repetition increases belief in misinformation
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Primary sourceScientific paperXingyu Liu, Li Qi, Laurent Wang, Miriam J. Metzger · SAGE Journals · 2023
Checking the Fact-Checkers: The Role of Source Type, Perceived Credibility, and Individual Differences in Fact-Checking Effectiveness - Xingyu Liu, Li Qi, Laurent Wang, Miriam J. Metzger, 2023
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Primary sourceScientific paperFrontiers in Psychology · 2023
Frontiers | An ongoing secondary task can reduce the illusory truth effect
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