Discussions collectively recognize the powerful role of repetition in shaping beliefs, exemplified by references like 'when a lie is repeated often enough, people believe it as truth' and comments on political figures. The tone uses phrases like 'they know what works' and references to governmental repetition, emphasizing an awareness of the impact and strategic use of social discussions to illuminate the effect's real-world implications.
AgreementModerate agreement
Most discussions acknowledge the validity of the research and its findings about how repetition influences belief, referencing the review and related examples like political falsehoods.
InterestModerate interest
Participants show curiosity and awareness of the topic, especially through mentions of how repeated lies seem more believable and references to political and social misinformation.
EngagementModerate engagement
Conversations include references to strategies for addressing the effect and discussions about its wider implications, indicating moderate to deep engagement.
ImpactModerate impact
The tone suggests an understanding that the research has significant implications for misinformation and societal influence, with some posts implying the need for increased awareness and critical thinking.
Abstract in brief
The illusory truth effect explains how simply repeating information—whether true or false—can make people more likely to believe it, including misinformation like fake news and conspiracy theories.
Repeating claims can increase belief even if they are implausible or contradict what people already know, and it also influences behaviors like sharing news and how unethical actions seem.
Some strategies, such as focusing on accuracy or being aware of this effect, can help reduce how much repetition influences belief in false information.]
A review of research on the illusory truth effect: the finding that simply hearing a claim repeated makes it feel truer, even if it contradicts prior knowledge or is implausible. https://t.co/dO39s5QvI5 https://t.co/c6kCIo91Ml
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4. The #IllusoryTruthEffect. Essentially, when a lie is repeated often enough, people believe it as truth.
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I now understand why Trudeau and the Liberal government repeat what are obviously lies.
The illusory truth effect: A review of how repetition increases belief in misinformation. https://t.co/sDguJV5TbD
@TAETER0 @notmyonlysymb0l @fixxieee as a survivor of csa and predators , your trauma is not an excuse to spread misinformation and encourage unhealthy behavior like harassment and ignoring studies done by those with actual knowledge — you are not immune to propaganda https://t.co/Acs2f9x22n
The illusory truth effect shows how repeated information, true or false, increases belief. This video explores how repetition influences perceptions, misinformation, and strategies to mitigate its effects.
The illusory truth effect indicates that repeated information is seen as more truthful than new information. This video explores a study involving trivia statements presented multiple times, showing increased belief in…
@TAETER0 @notmyonlysymb0l @fixxieee as a survivor of csa and predators , your trauma is not an excuse to spread misinformation and encourage unhealthy behavior like harassment and ignoring studies done by those with actual knowledge — you are not immune to propaganda https://t.co/Acs2f9x22n
Fuente : Udry, J., & Barber, S. J. (2024). The illusory truth effect: A review of how repetition increases belief in misinformation. Current Opinion in Psychology, 56, Article 101736.
I now understand why Trudeau and the Liberal government repeat what are obviously lies.
The illusory truth effect: A review of how repetition increases belief in misinformation. https://t.co/sDguJV5TbD
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