Concept
Shifting attention to accuracy can reduce misinformation online - discussion
Disconnect between sharing and accuracy (studies 1, 2)
- People’s preferences play a huge role in determining whether they would share an accurate or inaccurate headline, even if they know that accuracy is most important
- Political alignment, attract followers, belonging to a group of like-minded individuals
Deploying the intervention on Twitter (study 7)
- Network dynamics – when users start sharing accurate information, their followers also see that and in turn become more cognizant of what they are really sharing
- Social media platforms can occasionally ask users to rate the accuracy of headlines to subtly remind them of the importance of sharing only accurate information
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Updated 2021-06-30
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