Misinformation:

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Introduction

• Misinformation: Current Directions and New Insights
  opens in new window Ullrich K. H. Ecker

Empirical Articles

• Repeated by Many Versus Repeated by One: Examining the Role of Social Consensus in the Relationship Between Repetition and Belief
  Raunak M. Pillai and Lisa K. Fazio
• Truth-by-Repetition Across Languages*
  opens in new window Jonas De keersmaecker, Christian Unkelbach, and Arne Roets
• Sensitization Instructions Can Reduce the Misinformation Effect and Improve the Eyewitness Confidence–Accuracy Relationship
  opens in new window Emily R. Spearing, Eric Y. Mah, Rupam Jagota, Kimberley A. Wade, Hartmut Blank, and D. Stephen Lindsay
• Contending With Misinformation: Misinformation Modality and Misinformation Type Impact Misinformation Acceptance
  Kara N. Moore, Chenxin Yu, Dara U. Zwemer, Erin M. Carter, and Blake L. Nesmith
• Social Truth Queries: Development of a New User-Driven Intervention for Countering Online Misinformation
  opens in new window Madeline Jalbert, Morgan Wack, Pragya Arya, and Luke Williams
• Evaluating Tweets Reduces the Influence of Inaccurate Content, but Does “Liking” a Tweet Reflect Evaluation?
  Nikita A. Salovich, Claire E. Mason, and David N. Rapp
• Wordless Wisdom: The Dominant Role of Tacit Knowledge in True and Fake News Discrimination
  Ariana Modirrousta-Galian, Philip A. Higham, and Tina Seabrooke
• In My Opinion You Are Wrong! Adding a Model Statement to the Devil’s Advocate Approach to Detect True and False Opinions
  Sharon Leal, Aldert Vrij, Haneen Deeb, and Ronald P. Fisher
• Lay Understanding of Vaccine Efficacy
  Alison E. Butler and Gretchen B. Chapman
• People Who Believe Implausible Claims Are Not Cognitive Misers: Evidence From Evaluation Tasks
  opens in new window Samuel G. Robson, Kate Faasse, Eliza-Rose Gordon, Samuel P. Jones, Natasha Smith, and Kristy A. Martire
• Context Foreknowledge Can Make Emissions Seem More Environmentally Friendly or Harmful: Evidence From Distribution-Density Effects in Human Judgmentopens in new window
  Emil Skog and Patrik Sörqvist

Other

• Correction to “Cross-Cultural Differences in Memory Specificity: Investigation of Candidate Mechanisms”
  opens in new window Leger and Gutchess (2021)

* One article from each issue of Journal of Applied Research in Memory and Cognition will be highlighted as an “Editor’s Choice” article. Selection is based on the recommendations of the associate editors, the article’s potential impact to the field, the distinction of expanding the contributors to or the focus of the science, or its discussion of an important future direction for science.