Skurnik et al. (unpublished manuscript, 2007)a
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Vaccines |
Unknown |
Intent to vaccinate |
Appears to be 1 item (although exact details unavailable). |
Yes: 30-minute delay after corrections presented |
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Cameron et al. (2013) |
Vaccines |
105 community sample |
Knowledge |
15 items (composite) |
No |
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Accuracy of veracity recall |
8 items (composite) |
No |
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Rich and Zaragoza (2016) |
Exp 1: Fictitious story about a warehouse fire |
328 universitystudents |
Inference questions (references to the misinformation) |
10 items (composite) |
No |
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Exp 2: Fictitious story about a warehouse fire |
338 university students and online participants |
Inference questions (references to the misinformation) |
10 items (composite) |
No |
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Berinsky (2017)b
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Exp 1: Death panels |
699 representative online participants |
Belief |
2 items (analyzed individually) |
No |
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Support for health care plan |
1 item |
No (Backlash mentioned, but Democratic correction is not statistically different from control) |
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Ecker et al. (2017) |
Fictional news reports (e.g. about a wildfire) |
60 university students |
Inference questions (references to the misinformation) |
7 items (composite) |
No |
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Pluviano et al. (2017) |
Vaccines |
120 university students |
Agreement that vaccines cause autism |
1 item |
Yes: Myth vs Fact correction condition, after 7 days |
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Belief in vaccine side effects |
1 item |
Yes: Fear correction, immediately and after 7 days |
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Intent to vaccinate |
1 item |
Yes: Myth vs Fact correction condition, after 7 days |
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Swire, Ecker et al. (2017) |
Exp 1: Range of topics |
93 university students |
Belief |
40 items (composite of 20 myths and 20 facts) |
No |
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Exp 2: Wide range of topics |
109 older adult community sample |
Belief |
40 items (composite of 20 myths and 20 facts) |
No |
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Carnahan and Garrett (2019) |
Exp 1: Electronic health records |
344 online participants |
Belief |
7 items (composite) |
No |
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Exp 2: Genetically modified foods |
486 online participants |
Belief |
7 items (composite) |
No |
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Ecker et al. (2019) |
Exp 1: Range of topics |
531 online participants |
Belief |
12 items (composite of 6 false and 6 true) |
No |
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Exp 2: Range of topics |
369 online participants |
Belief |
12 items (composite of 6 false and 6 true) |
No |
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Pennycook et al. (2018)c
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Exp 2: Various fake news headlines |
949 online participants |
Accuracy |
24 items (4 composites of 6 items) |
No |
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Exp 3: Various fake news headlines |
940 online participants |
Accuracy |
24 items (6 composites of 4) |
No |
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Pluviano et al. (2019) |
Vaccines |
60 parents |
Agreement that vaccines cause autism |
1 item |
Yes: After 7 days |
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Belief in vaccine side effects |
1 item |
Yes: After 7 days |
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Intent to vaccinate |
1 item |
No |