[Air-L] Literature on dehoaxing/debunking misinformation

[Cuihua Shen]

Dear all,
I am doing a literature review on the effects of dehoaxing /debunking
misinformation online. I am aware of a few meta-analyses on this topic, but
the studies included are not terribly recent. Any pointers to fresh
studies, or the researchers who specialize, on the effects of debunking
online misinformation is highly appreciated, especially on misinformation
in multimedia format (images and videos in addition to text).  Thank you!

Cindy

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Cuihua (Cindy) Shen, Ph.D.
Associate Professor, Department of Communication, UC Davis
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