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- Psychology of Belief and Disinformation
Curriculum
- 7 Sections
- 39 Lessons
- 25 Minutes
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- Learning objectives1
- Why do we believe what we believe?3
- How disinformation spreads and sticks10
- 3.0How disinformation spreads and sticks 1/9
- 3.1How disinformation spreads and sticks 2/9
- 3.2How disinformation spreads and sticks 3/9
- 3.3How disinformation spreads and sticks 4/9
- 3.4How disinformation spreads and sticks 5/9
- 3.5How disinformation spreads and sticks 6/9
- 3.6How disinformation spreads and sticks 7/9
- 3.7How disinformation spreads and sticks 8/9
- 3.8How disinformation spreads and sticks 9/9
- 3.9How disinformation spreads and sticks Quiz2 Questions
- Why disinformation sticks5
- Recognising emotional manipulation and moral framing in disinformation7
- 5.0Recognising emotional manipulation and moral framing in disinformation 1/6
- 5.1Recognising emotional manipulation and moral framing in disinformation 2/6
- 5.2Recognising emotional manipulation and moral framing in disinformation 3/6
- 5.3Recognising emotional manipulation and moral framing in disinformation 4/6
- 5.4Recognising emotional manipulation and moral framing in disinformation 5/6
- 5.5Recognising emotional manipulation and moral framing in disinformation 6/6
- 5.6Recognising emotional manipulation and moral framing in disinformation Quiz4 Questions
- Effective strategies to prevent and correct misinformation15
- 6.0Effective strategies to prevent and correct misinformation 1/15
- 6.1Effective strategies to prevent and correct misinformation 2/15
- 6.2Effective strategies to prevent and correct misinformation 3/15
- 6.3Effective strategies to prevent and correct misinformation 4/15
- 6.4Effective strategies to prevent and correct misinformation 5/15
- 6.5Effective strategies to prevent and correct misinformation 6/15
- 6.6Effective strategies to prevent and correct misinformation 7/15
- 6.7Effective strategies to prevent and correct misinformation 8/15
- 6.8Effective strategies to prevent and correct misinformation 9/15
- 6.9Effective strategies to prevent and correct misinformation 10/15
- 6.10Effective strategies to prevent and correct misinformation 11/15
- 6.11Effective strategies to prevent and correct misinformation 12/15
- 6.12Effective strategies to prevent and correct misinformation 13/15
- 6.13Effective strategies to prevent and correct misinformation 14/15
- 6.14Effective strategies to prevent and correct misinformation 15/15
- Sources1
Why disinformation sticks 1/4
Even when false information is corrected, it often continues to influence what people believe. This is because rejecting misinformation requires mental effort, and our brains tend to take shortcuts—especially when we’re tired, distracted, or not deeply engaged in the topic.