Focusing on truth discernment may blindside advances in fighting misinformation
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Behavioural scientists increasingly assess interventions against misinformation via truth discernment. However, pursuing truth discernment may hinder behaviour change when action is needed, for pandemic response or the climate crisis. The trade-off between discernment, behaviour, and other outcomes should be explicitly studied when evaluating interventions.
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