If facts don’t necessarily change minds, what will? By Dr. Anne ToomeyAssociate Professor of Environmental Studies and...
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Using AI to facilitate reflection. By Dr. Marco MeyerProfessor of PhilosophyUniversity of Hamburg By Dr. Adam M....
Malfunctioning critical thinking? By Dr. Roland ImhoffProfessor of PsychologyJohannes Gutenberg University Mainz By Tisa BertlichPhD Candidate in...
Content moderation is a thorny issue. Does it even work, and which approach is best? By Dr....
Celebrated neologisms don’t age well. By Dr. Roger J. KreuzAssociate Dean and Professor of PsychologyUniversity of Memphis...
They were used for a variety of purposes. Curated/Reviewed by Matthew A. McIntoshPublic HistorianBrewminate Introduction A wax tablet is...
“It’s a hidden gem.” By Sarah KutaWriter and Editor In 1892, engineers installed a new lens and...
Conversations help forge real connections. By Dr. Rachel L. WahlAssociate Professor of EducationUniversity of Virginia Introduction If...
The impact on on adolescent information sensibility practices. By Gowri S. SwamyPhD Student, School of InformationUniversity of...
The web is a finite resource. By Dr. Richard J. KreuzAssociate Dean and Professor of PsychologyUniversity of...
AI interventions can be a double-edged sword. By Claudia López LloredaScience Journalist In September, a new study came out...
Pivotal FCC decisions in history. By Sherille Ismail, J.D.Associate General CounselIntelstat Introduction This is a historical review...
His booster rhetoric overlooked some thorny issues. By Dr. Charles L. Ponce de LeonProfessor of History and...
It’s a way people try to make sense of a messy world. By Dr. Kate StarbirdProfessor of...
Confirmation bias is nothing new. By Dr. W. Lance BennettProfessor Emeritus of Political ScienceFounding Director, Emeritus, Center...
Those with conservative political ideology selectively misidentify more false statements. By Tobias SpampattiPhD CandidateConsumer Decision & Sustainable...
Priming is a non-conscious and implicit memory effect. By Dr. Jérémy CelseAssociate Professor of EconomicsESSCA School of...
How a a self-described “errant journalist and literary poacher” gained notoriety. By Dr. Vlad SolomonIndependent Scholar, Modern...
These people share conspiracy theories to promote conflict and cause chaos. By Dr. H. Colleen SinclairAssociate Research...
False news spreads more than the truth. By Dr. Soroush VosoughiAssistant Professor of Computer ScienceDartmouth College By...
Americans who consume partisan media tend to express less accurate beliefs about a host of politically charged...
Examining and highlighting the contribution of political elites in polluting our online environments. Abstract Increased sharing of...
The most widely shared falsehoods tend to promote conservative positions, while corresponding truths typically favor liberals. Abstract...
Critical consumption of social media news would have protective effects on individuals’ perceptions and decision-making. By Dr....
By Dr. John G. GeerSenior Advisor to the ChancellorHead of Vanderbilt’s Project on Unity and American DemocracyCo-Director...
Which countermeasures are most likely to be effective in mitigating the impact and/or spread of influence operations?...
Collaborative problem solving is possible among people who strongly disagree with each other on important issues. By...
Victorians found ways to communicate without writing a single word. By Joanna EspinCuratorThe Postal Museum Language of...
Balancing perspectives and seeking pragmatic solutions helps people stay respectful and engaged on an issue. By Sahar...
Taking a look at a number of times disinformation was widely spread since Augusts in ancient Rome....