Democracies are vulnerable to misinformation. Prevailing interventions emphasize truth detection. L. Geay, @caro_charp and I argue we ought to strengthen people’s ability to estimate claims plausibility and to calibrate their confidence under uncertainty.
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A concept paper on how agent systems can support real scientific work in the lab.
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Read my work with @JC_Dreher, @mc_villeval on metacognition, information evaluation and information-seeking here.
When faced with ambiguous news, how do individuals decide whether to seek more information? Confidence in one's judgment about news veracity determines the willingness to search extra information, revealing gaps in metacognitive abilities. rdcu.be/d39np
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Judging ambiguous news stories, participants' confidence determines whether they are willing to pay to receive or avoid extra information.
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#ResultatScientifique🔎| Comment la confiance en soi peut nous induire en erreur face à la désinformation
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