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SAGE OpenThe rise of misinformation on social media has been a cause for concern globally. While existing research has focused on individual characteristics that drive misinformation belief and sharing, research comparing platforms are limited.
Saifuddin Ahmed +3 more
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Personality and misinformation
Current Opinion in PsychologyMisinformation poses a significant concern, promoting false beliefs and eroding trust in media. People differ in their susceptibility to believe and to share misinformation. In this article, we reviewed recent research on relationships between personality traits and belief in and sharing of misinformation.
Dustin P. Calvillo +2 more
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Misinformation-oriented expert finding in social networks
, 2020 Due to the distributed and decentralized nature of social media, respective content that contains misinformation is usually propagated without any type of moderation, which may mislead the public and have a profound real-world impact.
Yuan, Jiansen +8 more
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Social media is a source of health-related misinformation
, 2020 Implications for practice and research - When nurses and midwives encounter misinformation on social media, they should provide or direct individuals to sources of accurate information.
Massey, D, Rolls, K
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Frontiers in Communication, 2020 Social media has enabled misinformation to circulate with ease around the world during the novel coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic. This study applies the Crisis and Emergency Risk and Communication model (CERC) to understand the themes and ...
Jiahui Lu
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Conveying misinformation: Top-ranked Japanese books on tobacco [PDF]
, 2011 Background Tobacco control efforts in Japan have lagged other high income countries, possibly because the Japanese government partially owns Japan Tobacco, Inc.
Kanamori, Yuko +6 more
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Who knowingly shares false political information online?
, 2023 Some people share misinformation accidentally, but others do so knowingly. To fully understand the spread of misinformation online, it is important to analyze those who purposely share it. Using a 2022 U.S. survey, we found that 14 percent of respondents
Casey Klofstad +19 more
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Reframing misinformation as informational-systemic risk in the age of societal volatility
When a bank run, a pandemic, or an election spirals out of control, the spark is often informational. In 2023, rumors online helped accelerate the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank.
Jalli, Nuurrianti
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Second Workshop on Online Misinformation- And Harm-Aware Recommender Systems: Preface [PDF]
, 2021 This volume contains the proceedings with the research contributions presented at the Second Workshop on Online Misinformation-and Harm-Aware Recommender Systems (OHARS'2021) co-located with the 15th ACM Recommender Systems Conference (RecSys'2021 ...
Godoy, D +3 more
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Misinformation Modality and Misinformation Acceptance Study 2
, 2021 This study will examine the way that misinformation is transmitted (i.e., misinformation modality) and how that impacts the acceptance of the two types of misinformation (i.e., contradictory and additive) and memory editing strategies (e.g., recollection
Kara Moore
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