Misinformation effects in an online sample: Results of an experimental study with a five day retention interval

Olivia Sievwright; Michael Carl Philipp; Aaron Drummond; Katie Knapp; Kirsty Ross

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Description: This study tests the effectiveness of a new experimental paradigm for examining misinformation effects. We developed a novel experimental paradigm for investigating misinformation effects in the context of media exposure to trauma using an ostensibly realistic, online, violent viral-style video as the target event. Preregistration information for this study can be accessed at: https://aspredicted.org/ma4st.pdf

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