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Trust Issues: Misinformation in the Digital Age

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In today’s episode, we’re unpacking misinformation from a psychological angle.
We’ll talk about what counts as misinformation and disinformation, How “fake news” thrives online, and the Psychological biases that make us vulnerable. The consequences of misinformation on behaviors and society and what’s being done to fight back—from legislation to digital literacy.

Content Warning:
We discuss real-world examples of misinformation in health, politics, and social issues that may be disturbing or frustrating for some listeners.

Resources

https://www.factchecking.ie/

European Digital Media Observatory (EDMO)

https://www.medialiteracyireland.ie/training-development/

National Youth Council Report

Research

Kim et al (2023)

Kim et al (2019)

Rocha et al (2021)

  continue reading

17 episodes

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Manage episode 495794902 series 3654223
Content provided by Dr Nicola Fox Hamilton, Dr Liam Challenor, Dr Nicola Fox Hamilton, and Dr Liam Challenor. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Dr Nicola Fox Hamilton, Dr Liam Challenor, Dr Nicola Fox Hamilton, and Dr Liam Challenor or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://podcastplayer.com/legal.

In today’s episode, we’re unpacking misinformation from a psychological angle.
We’ll talk about what counts as misinformation and disinformation, How “fake news” thrives online, and the Psychological biases that make us vulnerable. The consequences of misinformation on behaviors and society and what’s being done to fight back—from legislation to digital literacy.

Content Warning:
We discuss real-world examples of misinformation in health, politics, and social issues that may be disturbing or frustrating for some listeners.

Resources

https://www.factchecking.ie/

European Digital Media Observatory (EDMO)

https://www.medialiteracyireland.ie/training-development/

National Youth Council Report

Research

Kim et al (2023)

Kim et al (2019)

Rocha et al (2021)

  continue reading

17 episodes

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