Do family communication patterns or family conflict history affect the intention to correct
misinformation shared by family members? A pre-registered online survey with a US sample …

Narrative messages have been considered a potentially useful tool for correcting
misinformation. However, prior research has found that the effect of narrative condition is …

This study seeks to add to previous research regarding family secrets by exploring
intrafamily and individual family secrets from a family communication pattern and parent …

Misinformation is a serious problem. One gap in misinformation correction research is
understanding the role of relational concerns, particularly adherence to politeness norms …

Misinformation can influence personal and societal decisions in detrimental ways. Not only
is misinformation challenging to correct, but even when individuals accept corrective …

Personal lies (girl on date lying to dad) and fake news (Obama Bans Pledge of Allegiance)
both deceive but in different ways, so they require different detection methods. People in …

Misinformation often involves sensitive topics, and individuals may attempt to correct their
peers using uncivil tones. We examined the effect of civil versus uncivil corrections on the …

The correction of misinformation is an important scholarly and practical endeavor.
Understanding the correction process requires drawing on theorizing from a multitude of …

Fake news is on the rise on many social media platforms. The proliferation of fake news is
concerning, yet little is known about the characteristics that may motivate social media users …

This study examines how extended family group chats on WhatsApp operate as meso-news
spaces, focusing on how misinformation is negotiated within these spaces. Through …