Mikey Biddlestone (@biddlepsych) 's Twitter Profile
Mikey Biddlestone

@biddlepsych

Research Associate @COSPIRACY_FX @KentPsychology @UniKent. Studying Misinformation | Conspiracy Beliefs | Political Psychology (he/him).

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Sacha Altay (@sacha_altay) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Out in Nature Human Behaviour 🔥 Can people tell true from false news? Yes! Our meta-analysis shows that people rate true news as more accurate than false news (d = 1.12) and were better at spotting false news than at recognizing true news (d = 0.32).

Out in Nature Human Behaviour 🔥

Can people tell true from false news? 

Yes! Our meta-analysis shows that people rate true news as more accurate than false news (d = 1.12) and were better at spotting false news than at recognizing true news (d = 0.32).
Dr Daniel Jolley (@drdanieljolley) 's Twitter Profile Photo

New paper alert: In two studies, we found that poor sleep over the past month was linked with a stronger belief in conspiracy theories, especially after exposure to conspiratorial content. Published in the Journal of Health Psychology. Read: doi.org/10.1177/135910…

New paper alert: In two studies, we found that poor sleep over the past month was linked with a stronger belief in conspiracy theories, especially after exposure to conspiratorial content.

Published in the Journal of Health Psychology.

Read: doi.org/10.1177/135910…
Emily Kubin (@emily_kubin) 's Twitter Profile Photo

New Paper! Ever wonder whether AI generated news can reduce perceptions of bias? We find news developed by AI may reduce media consumers hostile media perceptions. frontiersin.org/journals/commu…

Paul Bertin (@paulbertin_) 's Twitter Profile Photo

New paper with my dearest friend, Kenzo Nera! We propose that multi-study articles can hardly achieve conceptual novelty and statistical consistency while remaining transparent. Fulfilling two of these criteria considerably reduces the probability of satisfying the third one.

New paper with my dearest friend,
<a href="/KenzoNera/">Kenzo Nera</a>!

We propose that multi-study articles can hardly achieve conceptual novelty and statistical consistency while remaining transparent.

Fulfilling two of these criteria considerably reduces the probability of satisfying the third one.