(Miss) Informed
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Tennis fan | A digital strategist focused on finding the "truth" online. Interested in propaganda research and dis-, mis-, and mal-information campaigns.
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Why this really matters:
Most misinfo research *assumes people care about epistemic motives & interventions are based on this*
Our work highlights the importance of understanding when misinformation is likely to be driven by *feelings* so accuracy interventions are less effective
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Most misinfo research *assumes people care about epistemic motives & interventions are based on this*
Our work highlights the importance of understanding when misinformation is likely to be driven by *feelings* so accuracy interventions are less effective
8/
November 29, 2024 at 10:06 AM
Why this really matters:
Most misinfo research *assumes people care about epistemic motives & interventions are based on this*
Our work highlights the importance of understanding when misinformation is likely to be driven by *feelings* so accuracy interventions are less effective
8/
Most misinfo research *assumes people care about epistemic motives & interventions are based on this*
Our work highlights the importance of understanding when misinformation is likely to be driven by *feelings* so accuracy interventions are less effective
8/