Communication and persuasion. Psychological research enhanced our understanding of belieffor example, how people evaluate a sources credibilityand what types of messages tend to be persuasive. In a reversal from previous stances, multiple social media companies suspended or banned President Trump from their platforms for inciting violence at the U.S. Capitol in January, while Congress was certifying the electoral vote of the 2020 presidential election. LitCharts assigns a color and icon to each theme in Columbine, which you can use to track the themes throughout the work. Macbeth) in the essay title portion of your citation. Step 6: Social Media Analysis. Open websites such as Wikipedia, which anyone can edit, should contain sources or links that can be checked. by Jim Brown DVD. interview with a witness, an account that turned out to be wrong. Cailin OConnor and James Owen Weatherall. But even die-hard Harvard buffs are not likely to know all of these Harvard firsts and historical snippets. In contrast, reliable sources are forced to follow the principle of objectivity typical of good journalistic practice (Neuman et al., 1992). For example, rumors split from hate speech, conspiracy theories and fake news at height=6.68. Thats best achieved by warning people that a specific piece of information is false and explaining why a source might lie or be misinformed about it before they encounter the information organically, says Schwarz. Slider with three articles shown per slide. Information on how Harvard is structured, explore our long history, and discover our extended community. Hidden Colors is a dignified intellectual factual and inspirational documentary series. Hidden Colors: The Untold History of People of Aboriginal, Moor, and African Descent[ edit] The first installment in the series was released on April 14, 2011. A red lines indicate stronger associations. The datasets generated during and/or analyzed during the current study are available in the following GitHub repository: https://github.com/several27/FakeNewsCorpus. However, the fingerprints can be used to automatically analyze every URL being shared in social media. This measure estimates the educational level that is needed to understand a given text. Canada and the Digital Economy. Hidden Colors: Directed by Tariq Nasheed. Regarding perplexity, the log odds of a content being misinformation (\(\beta _{{\mathrm{perplexity}},\,{\mathrm{clickbait}}} = - 0.03\), p<0.001; \(\beta _{{\mathrm{perplexity}},\,{\mathrm{conspiracy}}} = - 0.04\), p<0.001; \(\beta _{{\mathrm{perplexity}},\,{\mathrm{fake}}\,{\mathrm{news}}} = - 0.04\), p<0.001; \(\beta _{{\mathrm{perplexity}},\,{\mathrm{hate}}} = - 0.04\), p<0.001; \(\beta _{{\mathrm{perplexity}},\,{\mathrm{junk}}\,{\mathrm{science}}} = - 0.01\), p<0.001; \(\beta _{{\mathrm{perplexity}},\,{\mathrm{conspiracy}}} = - 0.04\), p<0.001) decreases as the level of perplexity of the text increases (as a reminder, an increase in perplexity means lower predictability). On the other hand, intent can vary between mislead the audience (fake news or conspiracy theories), attract website traffic (clickbait) or undefined intent (rumors) (Tables 1 and 2). The story found a huge audience in the United States. J Retail Consum Serv 53:101739, Kunda Z (1990) The case for motivated reasoning. Do a quick search on the author. Stare at the dot for 30-45 seconds. Thought processes more common among those who hold far-right political beliefs, such as paranoid ideation and distrust of authority, also correlate with an increased endorsement of conspiratorial narratives (van Prooijen, J.-W., et al., Social Psychology and Personality Science, Vol. HIDDEN COLORS- correcting the misinformation PT 1 - YouTube Tariq had no bad intent and meant no harm. . Schlesinger Library on the History of Women in America, Collection of Historical Scientific Instruments, The Harvard Museum of the Ancient Near East, The Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology, Harvard Commencement for the Class of 2022, Harvard Commencement for the Classes of 2020 & 2021. It has the same effect as lying, but it allows the communicator to say truthful things and, some of our studies suggest, feel like theyre not being as deceptive as liars.. Political ideology also appears to play a role, with those holding extreme beliefsparticularly on the far rightbeing most susceptible to misinformation (Baptista, J. P., & Gradim, A., Social Sciences, Vol. With an increasing stream of contradictory information coming at us on a daily basis, it can be hard to determine what misinformation is and whether its actually dangerous. For example, a Vancouver newspaper ran an online How much was hidden from the history books and how much was written down has a lot to do with who was writing the history and who was convinced that their history didnt matter. Facts and truth are matters of life and death.. However, prior studies only focus on one or just a few specific categories, usually fake news. Official websites for universities, museums or scientific institutes are typically trustworthy, as are websites for federal, Conspiracy theories, including around COVID-19, receive more support from men than women (Cassese, E. C., et al., Politics & Gender, Vol. Winchea. Time benefits: Detecting misinformation before it is too late with on-spot interception. PLoS ONE 17(1):e0261768, Chakraborty K, Bhatia S, Bhattacharyya S, Platos J, Bag R, Hassanien AE (2020) Sentiment analysis of COVID-19 tweets by deep learning classifiersa study to show how popularity is affecting accuracy in social media. CAS In 2014, the CBC Radio comedy series This is That posted As for the size of these differences, I showed that fake news are, on average, 18 times more negative than factual news (having hate speech the highest difference with 30 times more negativity than factual news); that factual information is 15% more lexically diverse (with rumors being 19% less diverse than factual news); that fake news appeal to moral values 37% more than factual content (although hate speech appeals 50% more to morality than factual sources); and that fake news are 3% easier to process than factual sources (while fake news are 13% easier to process). In other words, one can predict the probabilities for each category in the scenario (variable) with the following ranges: \({\mathrm{Readability}} = \left[ {6.78,\,22.05} \right]\), \({\mathrm{Perplexity}} = \left[ {91.37,\,215.01} \right]\), \({\mathrm{Sentiment}} = \left[ { - 32,\,28} \right]\), Mortality=[0.13, 13.75]. Here are some tips to help you tell fact from fiction in todays news. Misinformation can also arise when people share accurate news stories out of context. For the distance metric I use the Euclidean distance that can be formulated as follows: Regarding the method to merge the sub-clusters in the dendrogram, I employed the unweighted pair group method with arithmetic mean. 103, No. Dont be fooled by false reporting. First, that it is scalable (Broniatowski et al., 2022) and, secondly, misinformation intent is better captured at the source level than at the article level (Grinberg et al., 2019). A short guide to the history of fake news and disinformation. There are a lot of theories that are bound to be questioned and even attacked in this documentary but there are also key points of interest as well that would explain how those of color could find themselves in other parts of the world and have knowledge of those areas. Those beliefs predicted a subsequent decrease in willingness to wear a mask or take a vaccine (Social Science & Medicine, Vol. Media Cult Soc 35(2):199215, Venables W, Ripley B (2002) Modern applied statistics with S (Fourth Edi). Hate content (FK=12.97, [CI=12,93, 13,03]) and factual news (FK=12.96, [CI=12.83, 13.09]) are very similar. 58): First differences of the multinominal logit modelReadability. This seems like a very large claim and one that Asians might very well dispute but for the fact that there seem to be some solid facts leading up to it. Reputable fact-checking websites can also be helpful in seeking clarification. A long history of propaganda, misleading corporate studies, paltering, and revisionist history has added to our post-truth world. To avoid that, one should first click through to the story being shared. Following the previous example, the string bla bla bla bla bla has a perplexity of 1 (no surprise because all words are the same and, therefore, predicted with a probability of 1), while the string this is an example of higher entropy has a perplexity of 7 (since there are 7 different words that appear 1 time each, yielding a probability of 1-in-7 to appear). That pattern also holds in other countries. One key to stanching the deluge of misinformation is to halt its spread on social media platforms, but that requires industry buy-in, which has been slow. - HEEHEEE ! 9, No. In other words, misinformation categories have lower lexical diversity. Publishers note Springer Nature remains neutral with regard to jurisdictional claims in published maps and institutional affiliations. This is not an optical illusion, but rather color adaptation of the eye. Appl Soft Comput 97:106754, Article 3, 2014). 6, No. J Mod Res Engl Lang Stud 7(1):133161, Berger J (2011) Arousal increases social transmission of information. We also found that if we reengage people following the initial intervention, we can boost their response so that the inoculation lasts longer, van der Linden says. Next, I complement the results with predicted probabilities based on simulations for each category in four scenarios corresponding to the four variables using the previous multinominal logistic regression model. The fundamental problem with misinformation is that once people have heard it, they tend to believe and act on it, even after its been corrected, says Stephan Lewandowsky, PhD, a professor of psychology at the University of Bristol in the United Kingdom. 3Kahneman, D. (2011). How can we mitigate the spread of disinformation and misinformation? These results indicate that highly positive sentiments increase the probability of a content being classified as junk science or rumors, while an increase in the negative sentiment leads to an increased probability of being classified as hate speech, fake news, conspiracy theories or clickbait. Rumors obtained the lowest value (p=140. 7, No. Lecture notes in computer science (including subseries lecture notes in artificial intelligence and lecture notes in bioinformatics), 12117 LNAI 3:113122, Matalon Y, Magdaci O, Almozlino A, Yamin D (2021) Using sentiment analysis to predict opinion inversion in Tweets of political communication. This is especially relevant for people with low levels of media literacy (Lazer et al., 2018) because the results show that, in general, misinformation requires less cognitive effort for being processed and is more reliant on emotions than factual information: it is easier to read, and falsified content creators use a less diverse vocabulary, which may explain why misinformation is more prevalent among low-literacy individuals (Lazer et al., 2018), and more appealing to negative emotions and moral values, which may influence our ability to discern between misinformation and factual content. 133, No. Google Scholar, Chan MpuiS, Jones CR, Hall Jamieson K, Albarracn D (2017) Debunking: a meta-analysis of the psychological efficacy of messages countering misinformation. However, this study also has some limitations. Google Scholar, Kietzmann J, Lee LW, McCarthy IP, Kietzmann TC (2020) Deepfakes: trick or treat? Pers Individ Differ 48(8):889894, Zimdars, M (2017) OpenSources. Misinformation, which refers generally to spreadable falsehoods, and its more craven counterpart, disinformation -misinformation circulated to serve a political goal - have poisoned America's. Add both to Cart. Its Vis. James Gunn and Peter Safran Named Co-CEOs Of DC Studios, 10 Things You Didnt Know about Jee Young Han, Hulu Welcomes Newcomers To The Black Stories Hub. SAGE Publications, Sage CA: Los Angeles, CA, Fuller CM, Biros DP, Wilson RL (2009) Decision support for determining veracity via linguistic-based cues. IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology, 584 IFIP, Springer, pp. The older history textbooks were like syringes that injected the toxin of white supremacy into the mind of many generations of Americans, says historian Donald Yacovone, an associate at the Hutchins Center for African & African American Research. Appl Stat 28:126130, Hauch V, Blandn-Gitlin I, Masip J, Sporer SL (2015) Are computers effective lie detectors? Proceedings of the Fourth International AAAI Conference on Weblogs and Social Media, 4(1). pp. In contrast to previous measures, the technique employed to quantify morality is highly sensitive to text length (with longer texts having higher probabilities of containing moral words), therefore, I calculate the morality measure as moral words per 500 words in each text. Regardless of why its shared, misinformation surrounding COVID-19 has been so rampant that the World Health Organization (WHO) declared a parallel infodemic to describe the scale of fake news and its potential impact on efforts to limit the viruss spread. Misinformation: Spreading false information (rumors, insults, and pranks). Misinformation has even spurred violence, for instance when a conspiracy theorist fired a gun inside Washington, D.C.-based pizzeria Comet Ping Pong in 2016. One man who knows a lot. And on the coronavirus front, the causal link between misinformation and behavior is actually quite direct and visible, van der Linden says. The term fake news describes a range of false B Clustering results with more than two clusters. 6380, 2018). In contrast, for complex texts (readability=22), the probabilities per category are: factual (p=0.015, CI=[0.013, 0.018]), clickbait (p=0.079, CI=[0.074, 0.084)], conspiracy theories (p=0.109, CI=[0.104, 0.115]), fake news (p=0.022, CI=[0.020, 0.023]), hate speech (p=0.106, CI=[0.199, 0.214]), junk science (p=0.461, CI=[0.452, 0.471]) and rumor (p=0.105, CI=[0.099, 0.112]). Using sentence length or word syllables as a measure of text complexity has a long tradition in computational linguistics (Afroz et al., 2012; Fuller et al., 2009; Hauch et al., 2015; Monteiro et al., 2018). The information is priceless. Tumasjan A, Sprenger T, Sandner P, Welpe I (2010) Predicting elections with Twitter: what 140 characters reveal about political sentiment. In particular, the definitions for each category are: Sources that provide generally credible content, but use exaggerated, misleading, or questionable headlines, social media descriptions, and/or images. 977982). 4, 2020). One is to debunk incorrect information after it has spread. This resulted in 3177 articles. Tattrie, Jon. He says his team hopes to reach those groups through its partnerships with organizations like the WHO, which can market the game on Facebook, Twitter, and other social media platforms. 14. 907 claimed. History Association for Computing Machinery, New York, NY, USA, Ju Y, Back KJ, Choi Y, Lee JS (2019) Exploring Airbnb service quality attributes and their asymmetric effects on customer satisfaction. And Cimex. Soc Sci Comput Rev 32(2):132144, Scheufele DA, Krause NM (2019) Science audiences, misinformation, and fake news. On the other side, an increase towards negative sentiments translates into an increase in probabilities of being categorized as clickbait (p=0.044, CI=[0.053, 0.036]), conspiracy theories (p=0.071, CI=[0.082, 0.059]), fake news (p=0.085, CI=[0.096, 0.075]), and hate speech (p=0.236, CI=[0.247, 0.223]). I employ a multinominal logistic regression model with K classes using a neural network with K outputs and the negative conditional log-likelihood (Venables & Ripley, 2002). text or in person, ask them where they got the information. Cabinet Office, the WHO, and the United Nations, the game has already reached thousands of people. With world-class faculty, groundbreaking research opportunities, and a diverse group of talented students, Harvard is more than just a place to get an education. Therefore, to calculate the expected value I apply the same procedure for the predicted value and average over the fundamental uncertainty of the m simulations (in this case, m=100). And misinformation isnt the only factor in hesitancy toward COVID-19 vaccines. In this paper I propose a method that is independent of network behavior, information cascades or their virality. 24, No. 7, No. In similar contexts, improving media literacy to process more complex ideas will likely reduce the cognitive load associated with factual information (Ellis & Yuan, 2004; Swabey et al., 2016) and, therefore, the prevalence of misinformation. Contrarily, the same change in the scenario is associated with an increase being classified as conspiracy theory (p=0.021, CI=[0.009, 0.033]), clickbait (p=0.026, CI=[0.012, 0.040]), or fake news (p=0.066, CI=[0.055, 0.079]). Headlines can be outrageous in an effort to get clicks. For nearly 80 years, the Harvard Study of Adult Development has been producing data and lessons on how to live longer, happier, and healthier lives. J Exp Psychol Gen 149:118, Bai X (2011) Predicting consumer sentiments from online text. Therefore, words that are certain to appear have 0 surprise (p=1) while words that will never appear have infinite surprise (p=0). 8, 2020). Moreover, the results must be interpreted in the light of some methodological limitations that I expose in the corresponding section. For example, how is the fingerprints of misinformation evolving over time? In Proceedings of the eighth ACM international conference on web search and data mining (pp. https://doi.org/10.1177/2053168019848554, Appelman A, Sundar SS (2016) Measuring message credibility: construction and validation of an exclusive scale. Psychologists say more research is needed to understand whether susceptibility to misinformation is a general or context-dependent traitfor example, whether people who believe political fake news are the same people who believe COVID-19 fake news (Scherer, L. D., & Pennycook, G., American Journal of Public Health, Vol. Advance Hidden Colors 5 DVD. This issue of the Shorenstein Centers Misinformation Review explores the world of propaganda, from persuasion campaigns to commercial media. Also 93-95% of all genetic variation is within groups NOT between them : Since 1972 geneticists have have confirmed that 85 per cent of variation exists within a population. So far, the studies are basically like school tests, he says. This series of films serves to document this as once again its important to be reminded just what people of color have had to go through over the years. Moreover, the fact that I include several misinformation categories is important because most of the existing research has a strong emphasis on distinguishing between fake news and factual news (de Souza et al., 2020; Helmstetter & Paulheim, 2018; Masciari et al., 2020; Zervopoulos et al., 2020). Carlos Carrasco-Farr. I watched the first of three separate documentaries called "Hidden colors" about the negligence of black culture and it's origins. Controlling the spread of misinformation. Manag Sci 66:11, Pennycook Gordon, Allan J, Nathaniel C, Derek B, Fugelsang KJA (2015) On the reception and detection of pseudo-profound bullshit. In this multinominal logistic regression model, the probability of each level j of Y is calculated with the following formula (Garca-Portugs, 2021): for j=1,,J1j=1,,J1 and (for the reference level J=factual news): As a generalization of a logistic model, it can be interpreted in similar terms if we take the quotient between (A.1) and (A.2): for j=1,,J1j=1,,J1. Are they credible? The science of fake news. A new survey by Harvard researchers shows that trust in leaders and institutions are at a low ebb in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, highlighting the importance of gaining trust as part of the response to the growing Ebola epidemic there. With the model I provided and the resulting outcomes, one can inform more complex models to boost peoples abilities to identify misinformation. = x_1, \ldots ,X_p = x_p} \right]1}}{{1 + \mathop {\sum }\nolimits_{l = 1}^{J - 1} e^{\beta _{0l} + \beta _{1l}X_1 + \ldots + \beta _{pl}X_p}}}$$, $$\frac{{p_j\left( X \right)}}{{p_J\left( X \right)}} = e^{\beta _{0j} + \beta _{1j}X_1 + \ldots + \beta _{pj}X_p}$$, $${{{\mathrm{log}}}}\left( {\frac{{p_j\left( X \right)}}{{p_J\left( X \right)}}} \right) = \beta _{0j} + \beta _{1j}X_1 + \ldots + \beta _{pj}X_p$$, $${\mathrm{log}}\left( {\frac{{P\left( {{\mathrm{cat}} = j = {\mathrm{fake}}} \right. 5Lewandowsky, S., et al. However, investing in media literacy is particularly important in developing countries, where there are millions of Internet users with low-literacy rates (Mustaffa et al., 2007; Sun & Nekmat, 2008). A tendency to see the world as a threatening, nonrandom place without fixed definitions of moralityor to use intuition over analytical thinking when processing informationfurther predicts conspiratorial belief (Moulding, R., et al., Personality and Individual Differences, Vol. Such falsehoods, which research shows have influenced attitudes and behaviors around protective measures such as mask-wearing, are an ongoing hurdle as countries around the world struggle to get the virus under control. J Commun 65(4):619638, Bovet A, Makse HA (2019) Influence of fake news in Twitter during the 2016 US presidential election. Key strategies include debunking, preemptive inoculation, and nudges to assess the accuracy of material.5. Next, for the cognitive effort measured through perplexity, one can see that lower levels of perplexity (perplexity=91), the probabilities for a given text being classified in each category is: factual (p=0.001, CI=[0.001, 0.002]), clickbait (p=0.076, CI=[0.073, 0.079]), conspiracy theories (p=0.206, CI=[0.201, 0.212]), fake news (p=0.213, CI=[0.208, 0.218]), hate speech (p=0.216, CI=[0.211, 0.222]), junk science (p=0.049, CI=[0.046, 0.050]) and rumor (p=0.239, CI=[0.235, 0.246]). Six degrees of manipulationimpersonation, conspiracy, emotion, polarization, discrediting, and trollingare used to spread misinformation and disinformation, according to Sander van der Linden, PhD, a professor of social psychology in society at the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom and director of the Cambridge Social Decision-Making Lab, and his colleagues. Technol Soc 13:259278, Swabey L, Nicodemus B, Taylor MM, Gile D (2016) Lexical decisions and related cognitive issues in spoken and signed language interpreting. 10, 2020). Perspect Psychol Sci 15(4):9781010, Brady WJ, Wills JA, Jost JT, Tucker JA, Van Bavel JJ, Fiske ST (2017) Emotion shapes the diffusion of moralized content in social networks. Entropy is the average amount of surprise per word in each text, therefore serves as a measure of uncertainty (higher lexical diversity) and it is calculated with the following formula: where p(x) and q(x) are the probability of word x appearing in each text. DVD. When stories shared online dont clearly show the source, satire can be mistaken for real news. The lead author of one such analysis, Gordon Pennycook, PhD, an assistant professor of psychology at the University of Regina in Saskatchewan, Canada, says this suggests that passive sharers, rather than malicious actors, may be the bigger problem in the fake news phenomenon (Cognition, Vol. Capture a web page as it appears now for use as a trusted citation in the future. Secondly, while one of my research objectives was the explainability of the measures and models, I also acknowledge thatpotentiallythere may be more complex measures and models that may be more useful to discern between misinformation content and factual sources. HIDDEN COLORS 1 Documentary( OUR World's Hi STORY) . There is a great deal of information that has to be brought to bear and a lot of it needs to be discussed in depth so breaking it into four parts was kind of necessary, otherwise they might not have gotten in everything they wanted. Simply put, the longer a sentence or word is, the more complex it is to read. We need to figure out whats actually happening on these platformshow often people see false content, for instanceand thats very hard to do without buy-in, says Pennycook. The results also highlight the importance of the efforts of public and private institutions to enhance media literacy (European Commission, 2018; Maksl et al., 2016). He points to attacks on 5G cellular towers in the United Kingdom after an online conspiracy theory linked 5G technology to the viruss spread, and methanol poisonings in Iran following false claims that alcohol cures COVID-19 (Shokoohi, M., Alcohol, Vol. That's why the latest UN Climate Reports say climate disinformation is a threat to climate action.. A new scorecard by Friends of the Earth, Avaaz, and Greenpeace USA shows that . Graduate School of Arts and Sciences named in honor of alums four decades of philanthropy, support for expanding opportunity, advancing excellence. J Broadcast Electron Media 54(3):485507, Lewandowsky S, Ecker UKH, Seifert CM, Schwarz N, Cook J (2012) Misinformation and its correction: continued influence and successful debiasing. advertorial with the headline, Jagmeet Singh shows off his new mansion. Those who clicked would have had to go to the 145th page of the slideshow to see an image of the federal NDP leader next to photos of a mansion. Consider if your own beliefs could affect your judgement. This finding is important because existing research tends to overemphasize the role of sentiment while neglecting the prominent role of appeal to morality. In contrast, for content with high perplexity (perplexity=215), the probabilities per category are: factual (p=0.089, CI=[0.083, 0.096]), clickbait (p=0.194, CI=[0.186, 0.200]), conspiracy theories (P=0.091, CI=[0.088, 0.094)], fake news (p=0.098, CI=[0.094, 0.101]), hate speech (p=0.084, CI=[0.081, 0.088]), junk science (p=0.385, CI=[0.376, 0.393]) and rumor (p=0.058, CI=[0.056, 0.061]). Is DC Making A Mistake By Not Connecting Their Superhero Universe? In several samples, older adults were also less likely to believe coronavirus fake news (Roozenbeek, J., et al., Royal Society Open Science, Vol. This approach has two advantages. The usual way of measuring polarity in written texts is through sentiment analysis. It can adopt many different forms like conspiracy theories, fake news, junk science, or rumors among others. Egypt) and titles (e.g. This item: Hidden Colors Part 1, 2 & 3 - Brand NEW. The health benefits of animal companions have been supported by science but not society, with the disadvantaged facing similar barriers to pet ownership as they do in securing proper healthcare, experts said at the Harvard T.H. The Flesch-Kincaid readability score is calculated with the following formula (Kincaid et al., 1975): where nw is the number of words, nst is the number of sentences, and nsy is the number of syllables. Click on those links. Facebook and Twitter, launched respectively in 2004 and 2006, facilitated even faster and more efficient dissemination of material. Proceedings-IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy. First, they contribute to diminish the problem of scalability in misinformation detection (the volume challenge), by providing a set of features that can differentiate between misinformation and factual content without human intervention. For example, rumors split from hate speech, conspiracy theories, fake,. 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