Could 'inoculation' limit election misinformation? | Cornell Chronicle
Briefly

"If you just tell people to watch out for things like emotional language, they'll disbelieve true things that have emotional language as much as false things that have emotional language." - Gordon Pennycook.
"Encouragingly, we found some synergy between these two approaches, and that means we may be able to develop more effective interventions." - Gordon Pennycook.
The inoculation strategy has already been deployed to millions of users on platforms like YouTube and Facebook, effectively highlighting manipulative techniques in misinformation.
In a series of studies involving nearly 7,300 online participants, the ability to identify true information improved when the inoculation videos were coupled with accuracy prompts.
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