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We reviewed over 450 academic papers on misinformation interventions across user, platform, and policy levels. Using bibliometric analysis, we discovered what’s been studied the most and the overlooked strategies that deserve more attention.
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When it comes to fighting misinformation on social media, public support is not guaranteed. New research from a survey of over 1,000 US social media users indicates that how fair an intervention feels matters more to Americans than whether they believe it will be effective.
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We reviewed over 450 academic papers on misinformation interventions across user, platform, and policy levels. Using bibliometric analysis, we discovered what’s been studied the most and the overlooked strategies that deserve more attention.
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Surveying over 1,000 U.S. social media users, we examined how beliefs and relationships shape whether people ignore, report, or correct misinformation. The results revealed a gap between values and actions.
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We reviewed over 450 academic papers on misinformation interventions across user, platform, and policy levels. Using bibliometric analysis, we discovered what’s been studied the most and the overlooked strategies that deserve more attention.
Published:
When it comes to fighting misinformation on social media, public support is not guaranteed. New research from a survey of over 1,000 US social media users indicates that how fair an intervention feels matters more to Americans than whether they believe it will be effective.
Published:
Surveying over 1,000 U.S. social media users, we examined how beliefs and relationships shape whether people ignore, report, or correct misinformation. The results revealed a gap between values and actions.
Published:
When it comes to fighting misinformation on social media, public support is not guaranteed. New research from a survey of over 1,000 US social media users indicates that how fair an intervention feels matters more to Americans than whether they believe it will be effective.
Published:
Surveying over 1,000 U.S. social media users, we examined how beliefs and relationships shape whether people ignore, report, or correct misinformation. The results revealed a gap between values and actions.
Published:
Surveying over 1,000 U.S. social media users, we examined how beliefs and relationships shape whether people ignore, report, or correct misinformation. The results revealed a gap between values and actions.
Published:
When it comes to fighting misinformation on social media, public support is not guaranteed. New research from a survey of over 1,000 US social media users indicates that how fair an intervention feels matters more to Americans than whether they believe it will be effective.