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Kaufman, Chelsea – Journal of Political Science Education, 2021
Many young people are unprepared to encounter misleading news and information that they find online. As civic educators, we are able to teach them the media literacy skills required to navigate this environment and critically evaluate the information. These lessons may be well-suited to the research methods classroom, where students will learn to…
Descriptors: Best Practices, News Reporting, Deception, Information Sources
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Levine, Timothy R.; Kim, Rachel K.; Blair, J. Pete – Human Communication Research, 2010
Absent a perceived motive for deception, people will infer that a message source is honest. As a consequence, confessions should be believed more often than denials, true confessions will be correctly judged as honest, and false confessions will be misjudged. In the first experiment, participants judged true and false confessions and denials. As…
Descriptors: Deception, Motivation, Evaluative Thinking, Information Sources