Psychology

How do online users respond to crowdsourced fact-checking?

F. Panizza, P. Ronzani, et al.

Discover how online users react to crowdsourced fact-checking when faced with science-themed Facebook posts in this intriguing experiment by Folco Panizza, Piero Ronzani, Tiffany Morisseau, Simone Mattavelli, and Carlo Martini. The findings reveal that people's perceptions are influenced by user ratings, shedding light on the potential for crowdsourced fact-checking to bolster resilience against misinformation.... show more

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