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EPISODE · Mar 31, 2020 · 38 MIN

Believing What You Hear can be Dangerous

from The State of Us · host TrueChat

In the age of mass information and social media, the truth can be difficult to find. For example, a study in 1977 found test subjects were more likely to believe false information the more it was presented to them. Justin and Lance layout how all of us can avoid misinformation and question our own beliefs. tags: misinformation, covid-19, corona virus, politics, government, information, social media, tsou, media, pandemic, believe, beliefs, credibility, hear, true, false, remembering, communication, justin weller, lance jackson, truth, news

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