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How scientists are fighting fake news and misinformation

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From lies about election fraud to QAnon conspiracy theories and anti-vaccine falsehoods, misinformation is racing through our democracy. And it is dangerous.
Awash in bad information, people have swallowed hydroxychloroquine hoping the drug will protect them against COVID-19 even with no evidence that it helps (
SN Online: 8/2/20). Others refuse to wear masks, contrary to the best public health advice available. In January, protestors disrupted a mass vaccination site in Los Angeles, blocking life-saving shots for hundreds of people. “COVID has opened everyone’s eyes to the dangers of health misinformation,” says cognitive scientist Briony Swire-Thompson of Northeastern University in Boston. ....

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A few simple tricks make fake news stories stick in the brain

Human brains rely on shortcuts to be efficient. But these shortcuts leave us vulnerable to false information. ....

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El perdurable encanto de la conspiración

El perdurable encanto de la conspiración
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When's the best time to correct fake news? After someone's already read it, apparently » Nieman Journalism Lab

May 11, 2018Debunking > prebunking. If you want someone to
not believe that false or misleading headline they just read, when’s the best time to correct it? We hear a lot about inoculating people against fake news or “prebunking” it, but new research shows that the best time to fact-check a false headline and have subjects remember the fact-check a week later is
after the subject has already read the headline.
Presenting corrections after and during exposure to false headlines decreased belief one week later. While all three treatments increased belief in true headlines one week later, supplying corrections after exposure was most effective. 4/10 pic.twitter.com/pFqNQvbM9O ....

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The enduring allure of conspiracies

The enduring allure of conspiracies
Conspiracy theories seem to meet psychological needs and can be almost impossible to eradicate. One remedy: Keep them from taking root in the first place.
Jan. 19, 2021, 9:28 a.m.
The United States of America was founded on a conspiracy theory. In the lead-up to the War of Independence, revolutionaries argued that a tax on tea or stamps is not
just a tax, but the opening gambit in a sinister plot of oppression. The signers of the Declaration of Independence were convinced based on “a long train of abuses and usurpations” that the king of Great Britain was conspiring to establish “an absolute Tyranny” over the colonies. ....

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