These results raise important insights on how we can encourage everyday users to speak up against misinformation—and how some well-meaning messages might not always work as intended.
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Interestingly, adding a cue-to-action sometimes backfired—especially among students.
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🔍 Key findings:
Problem-recognition messages highlighting the problem of misinformation from authoritative sources like the CDC significantly increased correction intentions in both samples.
Problem-recognition messages from a layperson also helped—but only among college students.
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This study tests what motivates people to correct misinformation on social media. Using STOPS and HBM, two survey experiments (college students and adults) examined how problem-recognition messages and CTAs affect correction behaviors around raw milk misinformation.
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Effects of problem-recognition messages from different sources and cues-to-action on promoting corrective efforts on social media
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🚨 New Publication Alert 🚨
Excited to share that my latest solo-authored article has been published:
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Amazing, congratulations!
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From MN: Turkeys in the snow. Apparently, they enjoy it and do not feel cold ❄️ !
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Also many thanks to the guest editors, Dr. Jelle Mast and @mtemmerm.bsky.social, as well as the anonymous reviewers for their constructive and timely feedback.
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New publication: Our analysis suggests in health journalists’ COVID-19 tweets, first-person pronouns, moral appeals, and negative emotions increase engagement, while politicized language reduces it.
Huge thanks to my amazing advisor @ekvraga.bsky.social and my fantastic collaborator Yuming Fang.
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Assistant Professor @howard.edu📚 Communication technology, politics, public health Ph.D in Journalism & Media at UT Austin https://sites.google.com/view/ghkoo
midwest academic, political science + psychology / inveterate fan of The Fall / cat enthusiast / boring social democrat / photographer
Health communication researcher. Associate professor @HSJMC, UMN. Studying conflict and controversy about health and science in the media. Member @commhsp.org. Reluctant social media user, always and forever. Annenberg Penn alum.
Associate Professor & Mithun Program Fellow @ HSJMC University of Minnesota (She/her) | UvA ASCoR alum
Research: multitasking, synced advertising, personalization, online surveillance, privacy & ethics #commsky
🌍https://clairesegijn.com/
usually thinking about news, politics, technology, and other things i don’t want to talk to you about on an airplane.
Studying journalism/news, political communication, and media technologies.
www.cydneygrannan.com
Media and Communication is a peer-reviewed open access journal dedicated to a wide variety of research in communication.
2023 Impact Factor: 2.7 (Q1)
https://www.cogitatiopress.com/mediaandcommunication
🇨🇦Distinguished Research Professor at the University of Calgary🇨🇦. Creator of the PROCESS macro for SPSS, SAS, & R. Director of the Canadian Centre for Research Analysis and Methods. afhayes.com haskayne.ucalgary.ca/ccram
used a monkey's paw to wish that the Knicks would be good again
Pour vivre heureux vivons cachés
Professor and Director, School of Journalism and Mass Communication, University of Iowa
Professor at Georgetown, research director at KGI. Studying information, politics, health, etc. Also cats, Badgers, Astros, food, gardening.
Hubbard School of Journalism and Mass Communication at the University of Minnesota
hsjmc.umn.edu
Dhavan is Jack M. McLeod Professor of Communication Research, Maier-Bascom Chair, and Director of the Mass Communication Research Center at the UW-Madison.
Professor at the University of Minnesota and Director of the Minnesota Journalism Center. On sabbatical for 2026 with the News and Information team at Pew Research Center. I study trust in news, news avoidance, public opinion, and changing media.
Professor in the J-school at the University of Minnesota, studying health and political misinformation
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