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Numerous discussions highlight the article's key insights, such as how social media's reward structures influence users to share information without critical reflection. For instance, phrases like 'automatically activated by cues' and 'reward structure encourages sharing' drive home the notion that platform designs play a crucial role in misinformation habits. The tone across the discussions indicates urgency and encouragement for systemic changes, which is supported by references to potential solutions like 'overhauling social media designs.'
The majority of discussions reflect a strong consensus with the article, emphasizing the habitual nature of misinformation sharing.
Participants express high levels of curiosity and concern regarding the topic of misinformation, indicating its relevance to current societal issues.
Discussions delve into the mechanisms of how social media platforms facilitate misinformation, showcasing thoughtful analysis and references to the article's findings.
The consensus is that the findings of the study could lead to significant changes in how misinformation is addressed on social media platforms.
Important work... Sharing of misinformation is habitual, not just lazy or biased https://t.co/TmGgBMMKZw by @gizemceylan1 @ProfWendyWood "...reward structure on social media that encourages users to form habits of sharing news that engages others & attracts social recognition." https://t.co/VYGojZw5Bc
PESQUISA: pessoas podem ser INCENTIVADAS a criar e manter hábitos de COMPARTILHAMENTO de informação sensíveis à VERDADE [do conteúdo]. CONSEQUÊNCIA disso? REDUZIR #DESINFORMAÇÃO requer mudanças nas PLATAFORMAS que promovem e apoiam seu compartilhamento: https://t.co/UvMEbZbdgR. https://t.co/ul66UyKjYr
誤情報が拡散されるのは、”情報を拡散させる習慣”を持った人の影響が大きいという報告。 このような人たちは、正しい情報も誤情報も拡散する傾向があって、逆にあまり情報を拡散する習慣がない人の方が、シェアする時は正確な情報が多い傾向にあったというのも興味深い。 https://t.co/4oxVWI9c42
What drives the spread of #misinformation? The #habits users develop on #socialmedia. Ceylan, Anderson, et al.’s research shows that habits are more important than users’ political biases or poor reasoning abilities. https://t.co/beQmAWQuba https://t.co/5usLJUT5v3
NEW PAPER @PNASNews by Ceylan, Anderson, et al. shows a key reason for the spread of #misinformation on #socialmedia: #Habits. The top 15% of the most habitual news sharers were responsible for spreading almost 40% of fake news. https://t.co/beQmAWQuba https://t.co/baLh6aXsUx
Sharing of #misinformation is habitual https://t.co/TmGgBMMd9Y "...the reward structure on social media that encourages users to form habits of sharing news that engages others and attracts social recognition." "...build sharing habits that are sensitive to truth value."
Critical thinking seems to be declining, influenced by social media and biased journalism. This video explores how habitual behaviors contribute to misinformation and how media literacy can help navigate these…
".. can take a more active step than moderating what information is posted and instead pursue structural changes in their reward structure to limit the spread of misinformation." "Sharing of misinformation is habitual, not just lazy or biased" (1/17/2023) - PNAS www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/...
Decoding Deception: The Psychology of Combating Misinformation https://t.co/5hMTtarA1b
Decoding Deception: The Psychology of Combating #Misinformation https://t.co/7y6Go4vjeA #GenerativeAI
Decoding Deception: The Psychology of Combating Misinformation https://t.co/0c0SDrwefo via @YouTube
Decoding Deception: The Psychology of Combating #Misinformation https://t.co/7y6Go4vjeA #GenerativeAI
Decoding Deception: The Psychology of Combating Misinformation - YouTube https://t.co/rQLoRmxvUN
https://t.co/OsZv1uVGXJ
The concept of inoculation can be applied to misinformation. It's called pre-bunking. https://t.co/Q3xaB3SWF8
Decoding Deception: The Psychology of Combating Misinformation https://t.co/4Ks5X8J145 via @YouTube
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Decoding Deception: The Psychology of Combating Misinformation https://t.co/1Pb5F9904q via @YouTube
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“users form habits of sharing information that attracts others' attention. Once habits form, information sharing is automatically activated by cues on the platform without users considering response outcomes such as spreading misinformation.” doi.org/10.1073/pnas...
@Tharsis90 To není můj názor. To jsou data založená na několika desítkách let studí a výzkumu. Například... https://t.co/ph9UJSru1E https://t.co/5SzYSVwRor https://t.co/R1mRQ4thsP
Seems to fit with the data we collected from our experiments, too. (https://t.co/6abf5vKrEf)... Relatively low number of superspreaders responsible for large portion of misinformation on Twitter https://t.co/wlDRSyMkWG
Habits of posting on IG and Facebook: https://t.co/W1LnRRfRpf Misinformation sharing habits: https://t.co/6abf5vKrEf
RT @CaulfieldTim: Sharing of #misinformation is habitual https://t.co/TmGgBMMd9Y "...the reward structure on social media that encourages…
Sharing of misinformation is habitual, not just lazy or biased | PNAS https://t.co/OWByae1WOd
Dive into the surprising world of digital misinformation!
Unfortunately this is the world we live in today. People's Opinions become fact, and facts are the opinions . Sharing of misinformation is habitual, not just lazy or biased | PNAS https://t.co/9bbNrrU30d
RT @physorg_com: Study reveals the key reason why #fakenews spreads on #socialmedia @USC @PNASNews https://t.co/mfT8fIN6en https://t.co/fx9…
Fuente: https://t.co/yKUAYTCg1L
media platform sharing design & incentives play underappreciated role in misinformation propagation
Sharing of misinformation is habitual, not just lazy or biased | PNAS https://t.co/IsI3d6pxE9
@axios @jonathanstea https://t.co/0nnIPcWyuO
Paper link :) https://t.co/6abf5vKrEf
RT @NBTiller: The second shows that misinformation spreads due to reward-based mechanisms that may only be prevented by overhauling the soc…
The second shows that misinformation spreads due to reward-based mechanisms that may only be prevented by overhauling the social media platforms responsible (good luck with that). 3/4
Sharing of misinformation is habitual, not just lazy or biased | Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences https://t.co/0i7YIuXOP0
RT @neostenshi: 【ガセ情報の拡散力①】フェイクニュース拡散の典型パターンではありませんが、誰もが知っているタイトルに煽りをきかせたタイプ。『アナと雪の女王2』が歴代興収1位という誤った知識はどこから来ているのか？マスコミとWikipediaによる虚偽情報ロンダリ…
RT @neostenshi: 【ガセ情報の拡散力①】フェイクニュース拡散の典型パターンではありませんが、誰もが知っているタイトルに煽りをきかせたタイプ。『アナと雪の女王2』が歴代興収1位という誤った知識はどこから来ているのか？マスコミとWikipediaによる虚偽情報ロンダリ…
【ガセ情報の拡散力①】フェイクニュース拡散の典型パターンではありませんが、誰もが知っているタイトルに煽りをきかせたタイプ。『アナと雪の女王2』が歴代興収1位という誤った知識はどこから来ているのか？マスコミとWikipediaによる虚偽情報ロンダリングの成果でしょうか？https://t.co/prGQ9ZBjnE https://t.co/gaO17v99bn
RT @DVSneuro: Sharing of misinformation is habitual, not just lazy or biased | PNAS https://t.co/LudJnXeDa7
Sharing of misinformation is habitual, not just lazy or biased | PNAS https://t.co/LudJnXeDa7
RT @CaulfieldTim: Sharing of #misinformation is habitual https://t.co/TmGgBMMd9Y "...the reward structure on social media that encourages…
RT @CaulfieldTim: Sharing of #misinformation is habitual https://t.co/TmGgBMMd9Y "...the reward structure on social media that encourages…
Sharing of #misinformation is habitual https://t.co/TmGgBMMd9Y "...the reward structure on social media that encourages users to form habits of sharing news that engages others and attracts social recognition." "...build sharing habits that are sensitive to truth value."
RT @MamMa_mimumemo: 誤情報が拡散されるのは、”情報を拡散させる習慣”を持った人の影響が大きいという報告。 このような人たちは、正しい情報も誤情報も拡散する傾向があって、逆にあまり情報を拡散する習慣がない人の方が、シェアする時は正確な情報が多い傾向にあったとい…
#Sharingmisinformation is #habitual, not just lazy or biased. Once users form sharing habits, they respond automatically to recurring cues withing the site & are insensitive to whether the news is false or conflicts with their political beliefs. https://t.co/g2cDPdgPBX https://t.co/pcPsu7YNVn
RT @MamMa_mimumemo: 誤情報が拡散されるのは、”情報を拡散させる習慣”を持った人の影響が大きいという報告。 このような人たちは、正しい情報も誤情報も拡散する傾向があって、逆にあまり情報を拡散する習慣がない人の方が、シェアする時は正確な情報が多い傾向にあったとい…
RT @MamMa_mimumemo: 誤情報が拡散されるのは、”情報を拡散させる習慣”を持った人の影響が大きいという報告。 このような人たちは、正しい情報も誤情報も拡散する傾向があって、逆にあまり情報を拡散する習慣がない人の方が、シェアする時は正確な情報が多い傾向にあったとい…
RT @MamMa_mimumemo: 誤情報が拡散されるのは、”情報を拡散させる習慣”を持った人の影響が大きいという報告。 このような人たちは、正しい情報も誤情報も拡散する傾向があって、逆にあまり情報を拡散する習慣がない人の方が、シェアする時は正確な情報が多い傾向にあったとい…
誤情報が拡散されるのは、”情報を拡散させる習慣”を持った人の影響が大きいという報告。 このような人たちは、正しい情報も誤情報も拡散する傾向があって、逆にあまり情報を拡散する習慣がない人の方が、シェアする時は正確な情報が多い傾向にあったというのも興味深い。 https://t.co/4oxVWI9c42
Je résume : pour maximiser l'engagement, il faut que les gens partagent du contenu -> stratégie efficace : faire du partage une habitude -> le partage par habitude semble insensible à pas mal de modifications qui tendraient à le rendre "raisonné"
RT @reclaimthefacts: Die Struktur des Online-Austausches auf #SocialMedia ist wichtiger für die Verbreitung von #FakeNews als mangelndes kr…
RT @reclaimthefacts: Die Struktur des Online-Austausches auf #SocialMedia ist wichtiger für die Verbreitung von #FakeNews als mangelndes kr…
Die Struktur des Online-Austausches auf #SocialMedia ist wichtiger für die Verbreitung von #FakeNews als mangelndes kritisches Denken oder Voreingenommenheit. https://t.co/VC8h25oL4b https://t.co/Decbsw9dpa
@jayvanbavel @Sander_vdLinden @TatianaCeladin @ValerioCapraro @NickBDiamond @LeahRosenzweig @Susan_Athey @jrpsau @M_B_Petersen This recent PNAS paper, which finds that prompting people to judge accuracy before sharing reduces sharing of false (but not true) headlines for both habitual and non-habitual news sharers https://t.co/rqVZ1x3FNq
RT @physorg_com: Study reveals the key reason why #fakenews spreads on #socialmedia @USC @PNASNews https://t.co/mfT8fIN6en https://t.co/fx9…
@gordon_struth I did read this recently, which indicates we should be focusing on site design rather than engaging with users directly https://t.co/JWE9gKqlE7
RT @AlgernonWrites: “…our findings reveal that sharing misinformation is part of a broader response pattern of insensitivity to information…
“…our findings reveal that sharing misinformation is part of a broader response pattern of insensitivity to informational outcomes that results from the habits formed through repeated social media use.” https://t.co/V7fqhAPhE1
RT @ProfWendyWood: What drives the spread of #misinformation? The #habits users develop on #socialmedia. Ceylan, Anderson, et al.’s researc…
RT @ProfWendyWood: NEW PAPER @PNASNews by Ceylan, Anderson, et al. shows a key reason for the spread of #misinformation on #socialmedia: #H…
RT @ProfWendyWood: https://t.co/beQmAWQuba
https://t.co/beQmAWQuba
Skeptical Science New Research for Week #5 2023: Open access notables Via PNAS, Ceylan, Anderson & Wood present a paper squarely in the center of the Skeptical Science wheelhouse: Sharing of misinformation is habitual, not just lazy or biased. The… https://t.co/En2Mt7ehu3
https://t.co/beQmAWQuba
Sharing of misinformation is habitual, not just lazy or biased | Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences https://t.co/KHgx1Wtc4F
How to reduce the reach of misinformation? Change people's habits by changing the online environments that promote and support its sharing, according to a recent study. https://t.co/KzwMsoWdCo
"Misinformation is a worldwide concern ... What drives its spread?. The answer lies in the reward structure on social media that encourages users to form habits of sharing news that engages others and attracts social recognition." https://t.co/5yAXGKVW5P
RT @CaulfieldTim: Important work... Sharing of misinformation is habitual, not just lazy or biased https://t.co/TmGgBMMKZw by @gizemceylan…
Sharing of misinformation is habitual, not just lazy or biased https://t.co/3qEPWnZG45
https://t.co/beQmAWQuba
RT @DVSneuro: Sharing of misinformation is habitual, not just lazy or biased | Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences https://t.co…
RT @physorg_com: Study reveals the key reason why #fakenews spreads on #socialmedia @USC @PNASNews https://t.co/mfT8fIN6en https://t.co/fx9…
RT @physorg_com: Study reveals the key reason why #fakenews spreads on #socialmedia @USC @PNASNews https://t.co/mfT8fIN6en https://t.co/fx9…
RT @ishinobu_actual: Researchers discover that misinformation spreads like wildfire on social media because social media platforms reward s…
Sharing of misinformation is habitual, not just lazy or biased https://t.co/LcLho7PklN via @aanixel et al
Researchers discover that misinformation spreads like wildfire on social media because social media platforms reward sharing. Duh…. https://t.co/jQExB7i0hN #misinformation
RT @DVSneuro: Sharing of misinformation is habitual, not just lazy or biased | Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences https://t.co…
Sharing of misinformation is habitual, not just lazy or biased | Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences https://t.co/LudJnXfaZF
RT @ProfWendyWood: What drives the spread of #misinformation? The #habits users develop on #socialmedia. Ceylan, Anderson, et al.’s researc…
RT @ProfWendyWood: What drives the spread of #misinformation? The #habits users develop on #socialmedia. Ceylan, Anderson, et al.’s researc…
RT @ProfWendyWood: What drives the spread of #misinformation? The #habits users develop on #socialmedia. Ceylan, Anderson, et al.’s researc…
What drives the spread of #misinformation? The #habits users develop on #socialmedia. Ceylan, Anderson, et al.’s research shows that habits are more important than users’ political biases or poor reasoning abilities. https://t.co/beQmAWQuba https://t.co/5usLJUT5v3
Excellent paper from @Yale and @USC researchers showing that motivation may not fully account for politically-oriented #misinformation. Habitual sharers who share more politically liberal news also share more conservative news. https://t.co/McbiJLCS7w
RT @aanixel:
Sharing of misinformation is habitual....interesting to note that this is also how we framed general patterns of technology use a while back.... https://t.co/FhdJcweI4B
RT @IEthics: "[O]n #socialmedia, users form habits of sharing information that attracts... attention. Once habits form, information sharing…
"[O]n #socialmedia, users form habits of sharing information that attracts... attention. Once habits form, information sharing is automatically activated by cues on the platform without users considering response outcomes such as spreading #misinformation" https://t.co/MQxsBFZSo2
RT @physorg_com: Study reveals the key reason why #fakenews spreads on #socialmedia @USC @PNASNews https://t.co/mfT8fIN6en https://t.co/fx9…
RT @aanixel:
RT @aanixel:
@gabeiracombr Porque as pessoas compartilham desinformação nas redes sociais? Este artigo ajuda a entender o problema. Reduzir a desinformação requer a mudança dos ambientes on-line que promovem e apoiam seu compartilhamento. Original disponível em inglês em: https://t.co/BOmWf1AFC0
Não estou certa disso: "Finally, we show that sharing of false news is not an inevitable consequence of user habits: Social media sites could be restructured to build habits to share accurate information." Fonte: "Sharing of misinformation is habitual, not just lazy or biased"
Social media incentivize users to stay on their accounts and keep sharing. Habitual users forwarded 6 times more MISINFORMATION than occasional or new users. READ the study https://t.co/FLc6C9lS76
RT @tonirodon: Users form habits of sharing information that attracts others' attention. Once habits form, information sharing is automatic…
Users form habits of sharing information that attracts others' attention. Once habits form, information sharing is automatically activated by cues on the platform without users considering response outcomes such as spreading misinformation https://t.co/bKv1VbyEPE
RT @physorg_com: Study reveals the key reason why #fakenews spreads on #socialmedia @USC @PNASNews https://t.co/mfT8fIN6en https://t.co/fx9…
Sharing of misinformation is habitual, not just lazy or biased https://t.co/41i0fIMru8
Sharing of misinformation is habitual, not just lazy or biased https://t.co/9S6P8Q5ddn
RT @srlm: PESQUISA: pessoas podem ser INCENTIVADAS a criar e manter hábitos de COMPARTILHAMENTO de informação sensíveis à VERDADE [do conte…
RT @srlm: PESQUISA: pessoas podem ser INCENTIVADAS a criar e manter hábitos de COMPARTILHAMENTO de informação sensíveis à VERDADE [do conte…
PESQUISA: pessoas podem ser INCENTIVADAS a criar e manter hábitos de COMPARTILHAMENTO de informação sensíveis à VERDADE [do conteúdo]. CONSEQUÊNCIA disso? REDUZIR #DESINFORMAÇÃO requer mudanças nas PLATAFORMAS que promovem e apoiam seu compartilhamento: https://t.co/UvMEbZbdgR. https://t.co/ul66UyKjYr
RT @aanixel:
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RT @aanixel:
RT @physorg_com: Study reveals the key reason why #fakenews spreads on #socialmedia @USC @PNASNews https://t.co/mfT8fIN6en https://t.co/fx9…
RT @ProfWendyWood: NEW PAPER @PNASNews by Ceylan, Anderson, et al. shows a key reason for the spread of #misinformation on #socialmedia: #H…
NEW PAPER @PNASNews by Ceylan, Anderson, et al. shows a key reason for the spread of #misinformation on #socialmedia: #Habits. The top 15% of the most habitual news sharers were responsible for spreading almost 40% of fake news. https://t.co/beQmAWQuba https://t.co/baLh6aXsUx
RT @physorg_com: Study reveals the key reason why #fakenews spreads on #socialmedia @USC @PNASNews https://t.co/mfT8fIN6en https://t.co/fx9…
RT @CaulfieldTim: Important work... Sharing of misinformation is habitual, not just lazy or biased https://t.co/TmGgBMMKZw by @gizemceylan…
1/ The structure of online sharing built into social platforms is more important than individual deficits in critical reasoning and partisan bias—commonly cited drivers of misinformation https://t.co/kuvfYJX4Ja #science #psychology #structure #online
RT @physorg_com: Study reveals the key reason why #fakenews spreads on #socialmedia @USC @PNASNews https://t.co/mfT8fIN6en https://t.co/fx9…
【フェイクニュース拡散理由④】→つまり、報酬構造こそ違いますが、SNSでフェイクニュースが拡散されるシステムは、NHK『チコちゃんに叱られる!』などのテレビ番組が放送を維持するためにウソや捏造で番組内容を構成してガゼ情報を拡散させる仕組みと同じと言えます。https://t.co/prGQ9ZBjnE
【フェイクニュース拡散理由③】→投稿や共有を続けてアカウントを維持し、一定の注目を集めることでユーザーはSNSから心理的報酬を受けます。このSNSの報酬構造がフェイクニュース拡散を招きます。人目を引くセンセーショナルな情報は往々にしてフェイクということです。→ https://t.co/prGQ9ZBjnE
【フェイクニュース拡散理由②】→この研究結果は、ユーザーの真偽判断能力や批判的思考力の欠如、あるいは政治的信念で判断力を鈍らせることがフェイクニュース拡散の原因とする俗説を否定するものです。→ https://t.co/prGQ9ZBjnE
【フェイクニュース拡散理由①】南カリフォルニア大学の研究者らはSNSでフェイクニュースが拡散される主な理由を解明しました。ビデオゲームと同様にユーザーが心理的報酬を得るためとのことです。→ 『Study reveals the key reason why fake news spreads on social media』https://t.co/prGQ9ZBjnE
RT @aanixel:
RT @physorg_com: Study reveals the key reason why #fakenews spreads on #socialmedia @USC @PNASNews https://t.co/mfT8fIN6en https://t.co/fx9…
Sharing of misinformation is habitual, not just lazy or biased | Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences https://t.co/XHLRVS9xmN
RT @physorg_com: Study reveals the key reason why #fakenews spreads on #socialmedia @USC @PNASNews https://t.co/mfT8fIN6en https://t.co/fx9…
RT @CaulfieldTim: Important work... Sharing of misinformation is habitual, not just lazy or biased https://t.co/TmGgBMMKZw by @gizemceylan…
RT @physorg_com: Study reveals the key reason why #fakenews spreads on #socialmedia @USC @PNASNews https://t.co/mfT8fIN6en https://t.co/fx9…
RT @physorg_com: Study reveals the key reason why #fakenews spreads on #socialmedia @USC @PNASNews https://t.co/mfT8fIN6en https://t.co/fx9…
RT @aanixel:
RT @aanixel:
RT @physorg_com: Study reveals the key reason why #fakenews spreads on #socialmedia @USC @PNASNews https://t.co/mfT8fIN6en https://t.co/fx9…
RT @CaulfieldTim: Important work... Sharing of misinformation is habitual, not just lazy or biased https://t.co/TmGgBMMKZw by @gizemceylan…
RT @CaulfieldTim: Important work... Sharing of misinformation is habitual, not just lazy or biased https://t.co/TmGgBMMKZw by @gizemceylan…
RT @CaulfieldTim: Important work... Sharing of misinformation is habitual, not just lazy or biased https://t.co/TmGgBMMKZw by @gizemceylan…
RT @CaulfieldTim: Important work... Sharing of misinformation is habitual, not just lazy or biased https://t.co/TmGgBMMKZw by @gizemceylan…
RT @CaulfieldTim: Important work... Sharing of misinformation is habitual, not just lazy or biased https://t.co/TmGgBMMKZw by @gizemceylan…
RT @real_k_diehl: Great Insights on misinformation by @gizemceylan1 @ProfWendyWood @aanixel "Sharing of misinformation is habitual, not jus…
RT @CaulfieldTim: Important work... Sharing of misinformation is habitual, not just lazy or biased https://t.co/TmGgBMMKZw by @gizemceylan…
RT @CaulfieldTim: Important work... Sharing of misinformation is habitual, not just lazy or biased https://t.co/TmGgBMMKZw by @gizemceylan…
RT @CaulfieldTim: Important work... Sharing of misinformation is habitual, not just lazy or biased https://t.co/TmGgBMMKZw by @gizemceylan…
RT @CaulfieldTim: Important work... Sharing of misinformation is habitual, not just lazy or biased https://t.co/TmGgBMMKZw by @gizemceylan…
RT @CaulfieldTim: Important work... Sharing of misinformation is habitual, not just lazy or biased https://t.co/TmGgBMMKZw by @gizemceylan…
RT @CaulfieldTim: Important work... Sharing of misinformation is habitual, not just lazy or biased https://t.co/TmGgBMMKZw by @gizemceylan…
RT @CaulfieldTim: Important work... Sharing of misinformation is habitual, not just lazy or biased https://t.co/TmGgBMMKZw by @gizemceylan…
RT @CaulfieldTim: Important work... Sharing of misinformation is habitual, not just lazy or biased https://t.co/TmGgBMMKZw by @gizemceylan…
RT @CaulfieldTim: Important work... Sharing of misinformation is habitual, not just lazy or biased https://t.co/TmGgBMMKZw by @gizemceylan…
RT @CaulfieldTim: Important work... Sharing of misinformation is habitual, not just lazy or biased https://t.co/TmGgBMMKZw by @gizemceylan…
RT @CaulfieldTim: Important work... Sharing of misinformation is habitual, not just lazy or biased https://t.co/TmGgBMMKZw by @gizemceylan…
RT @CaulfieldTim: Important work... Sharing of misinformation is habitual, not just lazy or biased https://t.co/TmGgBMMKZw by @gizemceylan…
Important work... Sharing of misinformation is habitual, not just lazy or biased https://t.co/TmGgBMMKZw by @gizemceylan1 @ProfWendyWood "...reward structure on social media that encourages users to form habits of sharing news that engages others & attracts social recognition." https://t.co/VYGojZw5Bc
Sharing of misinformation is habitual, not just lazy or biased | PNAS https://t.co/sv0A8o5ovW
Great Insights on misinformation by @gizemceylan1 @ProfWendyWood @aanixel "Sharing of misinformation is habitual, not just lazy or biased" Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences https://t.co/1GPcS3eQEh
Sharing of misinformation is habitual, not just lazy or biased https://t.co/l81MGZWsSu
Sharing of misinformation is habitual, not just lazy or biased | Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences https://t.co/eZ1uNFrXca
Sharing of misinformation is habitual, not just lazy or biased | Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences https://t.co/ptGQe5eqx5