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Can News Literacy Help Reduce Belief in COVID Misinformation?
Seth Ashley
, Stephanie Craft
, Adam Maksl
, Melissa Tully
,
Emily K. Vraga
Hubbard School of Journalism and Mass Communication
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Conspiracy Theories
14%
Conspiratorial Thinking
28%
Coronavirus Disease (COVID)
100%
COVID-19 Misinformation
28%
COVID-19 Pandemic
14%
Cross-sectional Online Survey
14%
Falsehood
14%
Health Misinformation
14%
Information Diet
14%
Liberal
14%
Misinformation
100%
Misinformation Spreading
14%
News Literacy
100%
Political Attitudes
28%
Political News
14%
Political Views
28%
Rapid Spread
14%
Significant Predictors
14%
United States
14%
Computer Science
COVID 19 Epidemic
16%
COVID-19
100%
Misinformation
100%
Online Survey
16%
Social Sciences
Conspiracy theory
33%
COVID 19 Epidemic
33%
COVID-19
100%
Online Survey
33%
Psychology
COVID-19
100%