Follow these tips to help stop the spread of misinformation!
- Scroll on past that rage-inducing post! When we are angry we’re worse at spotting misinformation. Plus, posts that trigger big negative emotions are more likely to go viral. Take a deep breath and let it gooooo!! ☃️❄️
- Stop! Before you share a post to stories, ask yourself, “is this true?” This tiny adjustment can have a big impact on the amount of misinformation that you spread.
- Read past headlines. Before you share, make sure you are getting the full scoop.
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Scroll on! When we're angry we’re less likely to spot misinfo. Plus, posts that trigger big negative emotions are more likely to go viral. Deep breath, and let it go.#ScienceUpFirsthttps://t.co/qDYwpN2iybhttps://t.co/SqMbyPke1g pic.twitter.com/CRGaHFnoGW
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