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Exploring lightweight interventions at posting time to reduce the sharing of misinformation on social media - Discussion
- Behavioral nudges (checkbox, checklist, and responses) were helpful in reducing the sharing of false headlines compared to true headlines
- Requiring these behavioral nudges can reduce the amount of misinformation circulating, especially information that has not been fact-checked or moderated by a platform yet
- Possibility of Hawthorne effect affecting participants’ answers and behaviors
- Further research on how people interact with the nudges vs. posts without nudges and how that helps them to determine whether the information presented is accurate or not
- Study the option of nudges and whether users will take advantage of them
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Updated 2021-06-23
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CSCW (Computer-supported cooperative work)
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