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Why Debunking a Misinformation Can Make People Believe It

Debunking misinformation could cause people to remember it better and to remember it as being true even after they’re shown corrective information that’s supposed to debunk it due to the

05/08/2022 No Comments

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How to Deal With the False Consensus Bias

The False Consensus bias influences people’s thoughts and actions in various domains of life. It can cause someone with extreme political beliefs to incorrectly assume that the majority of the

21/07/2022 No Comments

Should we regulate social media? What do you think?

Social media platforms are now among the most important forums for discussing urgent social problems, such as Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, 5G, COVID-19 and climate change. Techno-idealists continue to promise

07/04/2022 No Comments

Trust Is Good, Creating Trust Is Better

By Peter Metzinger On International Fact-Checking Day, a few thoughts on the roots of the evil that makes fact checks necessary in the first place. Why do we need fact checks

02/04/2022 No Comments

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Ukraine Facts: How to Stay Informed and Avoid Fake News?

In every conflict, censorship, propaganda, misinformation but also disinformation occupy the field. Unsurprisingly, since the invasion of Ukraine by Russia, disinformation campaigns have multiplied. And if the Internet, digital platforms

23/03/2022 No Comments

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Quick Fact-checking Tricks

While disinformation is rife and social media is amplifying stories and doubts about common facts whether in terms of the Corona pandemic, the Ukrainian war, climate change, etc. Here are

08/03/2022 No Comments

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Ukraine: How to Flush Out Fake News and Russian Bots?

Fake news through its various methods from mainstream to online comments and bot farms is an important part of the information war in every conflict. Although not always easy to

04/03/2022 No Comments

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UKRAINE: 16 TRUSTED NEWS SOURCES TO FOLLOW AND AVOID FAKE NEWS

TO AVOID FALLING INTO THE TRAP OF THIS WAR OF INFLUENCE, YOUR FIRST RULE IS TO BE SUSPICIOUS! Whoever relays information, whether it is an article, a tweet, a TikTok

01/01/2020 No Comments

How to Spot What’s Not Real on Tiktok

Understanding Confirmation Bias and Strategies to Mitigate Its Effects

10 Simple Habits to Improve Your Critical Thinking

Protect Yourself from Scammers: Identifying and Avoiding Common Tricks

How to Deal With Disinformation and Delay Arguments in the Climate Crisis

Communicating Climate Change: Strategies for Connecting with Diverse Audiences

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Why Debunking a Misinformation Can Make People Believe It

How to Deal With the False Consensus Bias

Should we regulate social media? What do you think?

Trust Is Good, Creating Trust Is Better

Ukraine Facts: How to Stay Informed and Avoid Fake News?

Quick Fact-checking Tricks

Ukraine: How to Flush Out Fake News and Russian Bots?

UKRAINE: 16 TRUSTED NEWS SOURCES TO FOLLOW AND AVOID FAKE NEWS

How to Spot What’s Not Real on Tiktok

Understanding Confirmation Bias and Strategies to Mitigate Its Effects

10 Simple Habits to Improve Your Critical Thinking

Protect Yourself from Scammers: Identifying and Avoiding Common Tricks

How to Deal With Disinformation and Delay Arguments in the Climate Crisis

Communicating Climate Change: Strategies for Connecting with Diverse Audiences

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