How different incentives reduce scientific misinformation online

P. Ronzani, Folco Panizza, Tiffany Morisseau, Simone Mattavelli, Carlo Martini
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Several social media employ or consider user recruitment as defense against misinformation. Yet, it is unclear how to encourage users to make accurate evaluations. Our study shows that presenting the performance of previous participants increases discernment of science-related news. Making participants aware that their evaluations would be used by future participants had no effect on accuracy. Lastly, monetary rewards have the largest effect on accuracy. Our study provides support for the idea that a person’s motivation is an essential component of their propensity to be vigilant online and that it is possible to devise strategies to strengthen this motivation.
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不同激励措施如何减少网络科学误导
一些社交媒体采用或考虑采用用户招募的方式来抵御错误信息。然而,如何鼓励用户做出准确的评价尚不清楚。我们的研究表明,展示以前参与者的表现会提高对科学相关新闻的鉴别力。让参与者意识到他们的评价将被未来的参与者使用对准确性没有影响。最后,金钱奖励对准确性的影响最大。我们的研究为这样一种观点提供了支持,即一个人的动机是其在网上保持警惕的倾向的重要组成部分,而且有可能设计出加强这种动机的策略。
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