DougGlassArtJun 9, 2023
Truth Social is the best place to find the truth, as long as you repeat it enough times 🤥 #IllusoryTruthEffect #AlternativeFacts #NoShame 😆
Show threadZhi Zhu 🕸️Feb 4, 2023

@rvawonk

"One study found that even a single exposure to a fake headline made it seem truer."
https://www.washingtonpost.com/wellness/2022/11/03/misinformation-brain-beliefs/

Here's a thread with more excerpts and screen shots of text from the article:
https://newsie.social/@ZhiZhu/109530716627287778

#Propaganda #Disinformation #Misinformation
#Lies #FakeNews #IllusoryTruthEffect

Why do our brains believe lies?

Many of the decisions we make depend on accurate information, but our psychological biases and predispositions make us vulnerable to the spread of falsehoods.

The Washington Post
Show threadZhi Zhu 🕸️Feb 4, 2023

@rvawonk

"the more we see something repeated, the more likely we are to believe it to be true.

This “illusory truth effect” arises because we use familiarity and ease of understanding as a shorthand for truth; the more something is repeated, the more familiar and fluent it feels whether it is misinformation or fact."
https://www.washingtonpost.com/wellness/2022/11/03/misinformation-brain-beliefs/

#Propaganda #Disinformation #Misinformation
#Lies #FakeNews #IllusoryTruthEffect
#Meme

Why do our brains believe lies?

Many of the decisions we make depend on accurate information, but our psychological biases and predispositions make us vulnerable to the spread of falsehoods.

The Washington Post
James LaPlaineNov 29, 2022
Referential linking is a shortcut our brains use to improve processing fluency, however, as a side effect, it causes us to believe things the more often we hear them, even if untrue. https://www.paradoxpairs.com/fluency-repetition/ #ParadoxPairs #Fluency #Repetition #IllusoryTruthEffect #Leadership #Culture #psychology
Fluency & Repetition (Paradox Pair #70)

Referential linking is a shortcut our brains use to improve processing fluency, however, as a side effect, it causes us to believe things the more often we hear them, even if untrue.

Paradox Pairs
A. Hofmann Nov 1, 2022

#Psychologie "#Wahrheitseffekt"

Wer in den "sozialen Medien" unterwegs ist, sollte mal vom "#IllusoryTruthEffect" gehört haben.

 
https://www.deutschlandfunknova.de/beitrag/wahrheitseffekt-und-illusory-truth-effect-wiederholungen-koennen-eigene-wahrheit-beeinflussen

https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wahrheitseffekt_und_Wahrheitsurteile

Je öfter wir etwas hören, lesen, sehen, desto eher halten wir es für wahr. Das gilt auch für #Falschinformationen.

Nur fünf Wiederholungen für offensichtlich falsche Aussagen reichen schon aus:

 
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/352787360_Is_Earth_a_Perfect_Square_Repetition_Increases_the_Perceived_Truth_of_Highly_Implausible_Statements

Es besser zu wissen hilft nicht:

 
https://www.apa.org/pubs/journals/features/xge-0000098.pdf

Die Macht des Einredens

Vor allem in Politik und Werbung hören wir Botschaften immer wieder. Das ist Absicht: Ein Phänomen sorgt dafür, dass die Wiederholungen wirken.

Deutschlandfunk Nova
MusiqueNow   ✡️ 🇵🇸 Mar 22, 2022

Greenwashing? It's time to talk about humane washing

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#illusorytrutheffect

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