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Select article: Cognitively verify,then trust: Association of the cognitive process for news verification with media trust in responding to perceived false information

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Cognitively verify,then trust: Association of the cognitive process for news verification with media trust in responding to perceived false information

Joseph J. Yoo

Journalism

Select article: Perceived Exposure and Concern for Misinformation in Different Political Contexts: Evidence From 27 European Countries

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Perceived Exposure and Concern for Misinformation in Different Political Contexts: Evidence From 27 European Countries

Federico Vegetti, Moreno Mancosu

American Behavioral Scientist

Select article: Perceiving Immigrants as a Threat: A Motivational Approach to False Consensus

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First published 2021

Perceiving Immigrants as a Threat: A Motivational Approach to False Consensus

Hyungjin Gill, Hernando Rojas

Communication Research

Select article: Social feedback mechanisms & misinformation: A neuroscience-based argument for algorithm regulation

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First published 2025

Social feedback mechanisms & misinformation: A neuroscience-based argument for algorithm regulation

Michael S. Cohen, Jean Decety

Behavioral Science & Policy

Select article: Is the alarm on deception ringing too loudly? The effects of different forms of misinformation warnings on risk perceptions of misinformation exposure

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First published 2024-8

Is the alarm on deception ringing too loudly? The effects of different forms of misinformation warnings on risk perceptions of misinformation exposure

Michael Hameleers

European Journal of Communication

Select article: Self-motion perception during conflicting visual-vestibular acceleration

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Self-motion perception during conflicting visual-vestibular acceleration

Masayuki Ishida, Hiroaki Fushiki, Hiroshi Nishida [...]

Journal of Vestibular Research

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