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Misinformation on COVID-19 vaccines and its effects on behavioural intentions and false memories

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Description: This aim of this project was to measure the effects of exposure to misinformation on COVID-19 vaccines on behavioural intentions (primarily vaccination intentions). It also explored the effects of pre-existing opinions on Covid-19 vaccines on false memories of related fake news.

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Study 1

de Saint Laurent, Greene, Murphy & 1 more
Single exposure to pro and anti-vaccine novel headlines
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de Saint Laurent, Greene, Murphy & 1 more
Single exposure to pro and anti-vaccine accurate headlines
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de Saint Laurent, Greene, Murphy & 1 more
Single and multiple exposures to pro and anti-vaccine novel headlines
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