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Social correction has been shown to be effective in reducing misperceptions and limiting the production of harmful content online, but most current evidence comes from platform-run systems or controlled experiments. […]
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Synthetic deepfake videos are a realistic form of misinformation, which appear to show someone saying or doing something they never did. The societal risks posed by such fakeries have motivated […]
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The spread of dis/misinformation represents a pressing challenge for contemporary society. Addressing this phenomenon requires digital tools as well as an understanding of the mechanisms that enable it. Among the […]
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Prevailing approaches to measuring public trust in scientists rely on facet averages that overlook within-person variability, a dimension traditional views equate with ambivalence or attitudinal weakness. This study introduces the […]
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Amid the politicization of science and the globalization of technological applications, does the national-origin label of artificial intelligence authors affect their perceived credibility? Drawing on the tension between artificial intelligence […]
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This study examined how Asian Americans acquire and share mental health information on Facebook, with particular attention to the roles of social support and belongingness. Recognizing the cultural and structural […]
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A bracing rebuttal of the science populists who’ve built huge audiences on the basis of misleading critiques of fundamental physics, set against a sweeping tour of the deepest unanswered questions […]
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A bracing rebuttal of the science populists who’ve built huge audiences on the basis of misleading critiques of fundamental physics, set against a sweeping tour of the deepest unanswered questions […]
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Drawing upon an online survey of 719 US adult partisans incorporating response latency data, we connected News-Finds-Me (NFM) to the partisan-motivated reasoning literature and theorized it as a consensus-based mode […]
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An informed citizenry is crucial during public health crises, as staying informed about risks, measures, and recommendations prevents misperceptions that could jeopardize public health protective measures. While news media use […]
