Misinformation and conspiracies

Financial incentives increased additive discernment on average by 0.44 posts shared and were 1.17 times more likely to discern between true and false information.

This chapter explores the intersection of dark creativity and misinformation, particularly conspiratorial misinformation.

This chapter explores the intersection of dark creativity and misinformation, particularly conspiratorial misinformation.

This study examined the different psychosocial predictors of believing in conspiratorial information related to general health in India.

In this experiment, a mock social media platform was created to understand if incentivizing participants to share factual content and disincentivizing the sharing of misinformation influenced their sharing behavior on the platform.