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Who is Perceived to be an Expert in COVID-19 Vaccines on Social Media?: Biomedical Credentials Confer Expertise, Even Among Vaccine-hesitant and Conservative Observers
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Preregistration: Testing the impact of expertise cues in user Twitter names/handles and descriptions on perceptions of COVID-19 expertise (Study 2)
| Registered: 2023-06-28 22:01 UTC
Following up on a previous study in which we tested whether the presence of biomedical credentials in Twitter usernames and handles increases viewers'...
Testing the impact of expertise cues in user Twitter names/handles and descriptions on perceptions of COVID-19 expertise: Conservative/unvaccinated participant follow-up
| Registered: 2024-07-29 23:53 UTC
This study is a replication of an earlier study in this project ("Testing the impact of expertise cues in user Twitter names/handles and descriptions ...
Testing the impact of expertise cues in user Twitter names/handles on perceptions of COVID-19 expertise: Conservative/unvaccinated participant follow-up
| Registered: 2024-07-29 23:48 UTC
This study is a replication of an earlier study in this project ("Testing the impact of expertise cues in user Twitter names/handles on perceptions of...
Preregistration: Testing the impact of expertise cues in user Twitter names/handles on perceptions of COVID-19 expertise
| Registered: 2023-06-15 01:09 UTC
This experimental study will test whether the presence of biomedical credentials in Twitter usernames and handles increases viewers' perception that t...
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