Six insights from climate psychology for the study of misinformation
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This paper distills six insights from climate psychology to inform misinformation research, focusing on policy relevance, systems thinking, and resilience to opposition.
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Climate change and misinformation are interconnected global crises shaped by tensions between individual, collective, and vested interests. Drawing on climate psychology, which has matured under organised denial and opposition, we distill six insights for misinformation research to strengthen policy relevance, systems thinking, and resilience to attacks.
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