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001La desinformación sobre el cambio climático tampoco conoce fronterasOpenAlexPaperÁlvaro López-Martín, Bernardo Gómez-Calderón et al.Sep 30
002La desinformación sobre el cambio climático tampoco conoce fronterasOpenAlexPaperÁlvaro López-Martín, Bernardo Gómez-Calderón et al.Sep 30
003Amplifying the storm: Climate disinformation dynamics during natural disasters on right-wing extremist Telegram channelsOpenAlexPaperDiego DiMattina, André Sobral et al.Jul 22
004The ClimaSentAR dataset for evaluating cross-domain transferability of large language models in climate sentiment analysisOpenAlexPaperSanaa Kaddoura, Mariam AlZaabi et al.Jul 22
005(un)anticipated brokers of misinformation: mapping the amplification and diffusion of climate misinformation on Twitter during COP26 and COP27OpenAlexPaperFelicia Lundstedt, Simon LindgrenJul 21
006The Challenge of Adopting AI in Southern African Higher Education: Media Educators’ PerceptionsOpenAlexPaperAlbert Chibuwe, Allen Munoriyarwa et al.Jul 21
007Supporting systems thinking in environmental science education with large language model chatbotsOpenAlexPaperHa Nguyen, Erick Valdez et al.Jul 18
008Conspiracy Beliefs about Science: The Adversarial Interplay of Religiosity and EducationOpenAlexPaperChristian Welzel, Dariusz NiedbałaJul 17
009Desinformación climática internacional: Rasgos, difusión y fact-checkingOpenAlexPaperÁlvaro López-Martín, Bernardo Gómez-Calderón et al.Jul 15
010Beyond incivility: supporting scientists' efforts to correct misinformation onlineOpenAlexPaperAshley A. Anderson, Nicole Kelp et al.Jul 8
011“However I Judge it – I Think it’s a Gut Feeling”: Examining (Un)Trustworthiness Cues in YouTube Videos by Real and Feigned ExpertsOpenAlexPaperKaija Biermann, Monika TaddickenJul 7
012An ecological framework to understand science mis/disinformation and active resistance to public health measures in the digital ageOpenAlexPaperYuxi WangJul 4
013The input problemOpenAlexPaperSandro GaleaJul 3
014Apprehensive or Motivational Threat? Examining the Effects of Inoculation, Threat Generation, Counterarguing, and Information Processing on Disinformation BeliefOpenAlexPaperMichelle A. Amazeen, Arunima Krishna et al.Jul 1
015Misinformation as strategy: Epistemic consequences and the undermining of shared truthOpenAlexPaperUllrich K. H. Ecker, Emily R. Spearing et al.Jul 1
016Algorithmic health: AI chatbots, climate-linked disease communication, and governance conditions for trust in public health systems - a comparative documentary study of Africa and the Global NorthOpenAlexPaperMoses Ofome AsakJun 30
017The role of research process presentations in science education: perceptions of credibility and tentativeness in research findingsOpenAlexPaperJulia Cathérine Thomas, Katharina Düsing et al.Jun 30
018Ad-based social media interventions increase belief accuracy and generate pro-social opinions among non-news readersOpenAlexPaperBlake Wertz, Maria Babińska et al.Jun 29
019The ideological differences in institutional trust and conspiratorial mentality across 42 nationsOpenAlexPaperEvan A. Valdes, Matt N WilliamsJun 28
020The ideological differences in institutional trust and conspiratorial mentality across 42 nationsOpenAlexPaperEvan A. Valdes, Matt WilliamsJun 27
021Sustainable AI research? Researchers' perceptions of the environmental impact of AI and emissions-feedback toolsOpenAlexPaperTheresa Willem, Marie PiraudJun 25
022Stereotypes of Epistemic Sources and Conspiracy Beliefs: The Primacy of Perceived MoralityOpenAlexPaperSinan Alper, Deniz BayramoğluJun 24
023Stereotypes of Epistemic Sources and Conspiracy Beliefs: The Primacy of Perceived MoralityOpenAlexPaperDeniz Bayramoğlu, Sinan AlperJun 24
024Unraveling news communication during the COVID-19 pandemic: a spiral of silence or a spiral of noise?OpenAlexPaperMichael A. Beam, Nichole Egbert et al.Jun 22
025<p>Coding frame.</p>OpenAlexPaperAlessandro Marcon, Marco Zenone et al.Jun 18
026<p>Iterative exploratory analysis determining popular sunscreen hashtags on TikTok.</p>OpenAlexPaperAlessandro Marcon, Marco Zenone et al.Jun 18
027Age differences in susceptibility to stroke-related health misinformation on social media: the role of prior experience and corrective feedbackOpenAlexPaperHongkai Li, X D Liu et al.Jun 18
028Framing artificial intelligence: risk and benefit narratives in a preregistered experiment in DenmarkOpenAlexPaperAlexi Gugushvili, Felix LennertJun 17
029From fragmented messaging to digital resilience: A health communication framework for artificial intelligence, climate change and infodemicsOpenAlexPaperEmmanuel Ikechukwu, Thaddeus Chijioke Asogwa et al.Jun 12
030Group cognitive space of online rumors in public health emergencies: a theoretical and empirical studyOpenAlexPaperChao Shen, Yimeng Zhang et al.Jun 12
031Health promotion in the age of artificial intelligence, climate change and misinformation: A framework for building digital and community resilienceOpenAlexPaperEmmanuel Ikechukwu, Thaddeus Chijioke Asogwa et al.Jun 12
032Misinformation as Strategy: Epistemic Consequences and the Undermining of Shared TruthOpenAlexPaperUllrich K. H. Ecker, Emily R. Spearing et al.Jun 12
033Authors’ academic but not personal expertise or gender affect message credibility in science communicationOpenAlexPaperAnnalena Ulsperger, Lara Pfannenschwarz et al.Jun 10
034Misinformation as Strategy: Epistemic Consequences and the Undermining of Shared TruthOpenAlexPaperRenée DiResta, Stephan Lewandowsky et al.Jun 10
035Who’s driving the AI hype in its formative phase? A longitudinal analysis of stakeholders in the US and German AI discourse on Twitter 2012–2021OpenAlexPaperVanessa Richter, Daria Dergacheva et al.Jun 10
036Measuring the micro-level impact of generative AI on science journalists’ professional routines: A methodological model for science communication contextsOpenAlexPaperF. Javier CristòfolJun 9
037Weaponized Legitimacy: How Alternative Experts Exploit Media Attention To Claim Scientific AuthorityOpenAlexPaperSamantha NicholsJun 9
038Data concerns undermine AI applications for climateOpenAlexPaperEmilie Vrain, Charlie WilsonJun 6
039Reception and expectations of Generation Z towards science information in government’s social mediaOpenAlexPaperAndre Noevi Rahmanto, Richard G. MayopuJun 1
040What they don’t tell you about conspiracy theories: genius-driven science and informal science communication predict susceptibility to conspiracy beliefsOpenAlexPaperMichele D'Errico, Taha YasseriJun 1
041Multimodal Misinformation: How Climate Obstruction Is Constructed on TikTokOpenAlexPaperVictoria VallströmMay 29
042Climate Change Misinformation on FacebookOpenAlexPaperJeremy J. WrightMay 28
043Desinformación en salud: la percepción de periodistas especializadosOpenAlexPaperAitor Ugarte Iturrizaga, Mariola Moreno et al.May 28
044Harnessing multimodal and multilingual science communication to combat misinformation in a diverse country settingOpenAlexPaperHuman Sciences Research CouncilMay 22
045Analyzing freedom: Understanding swiss COVID-19 narratives through NLP analysisOpenAlexPaperGiovanni Spitale, Federico Germani et al.May 21
046Uneven Toxicity Dynamics: A Multi-Dimensional Analysis of Toxicity and Engagement in Instagram NewsOpenAlexPaperSehrish Qummar, Alireza Mohammadinodooshan et al.May 20
047Investigating Misinformation and Disinformation on Endometriosis in Southwest NigeriaOpenAlexPaperOmowumi Adebola Adeniyi-AgbajeMay 17
048Investigating Misinformation and Disinformation on Endometriosis in Southwest NigeriaOpenAlexPaperOmowumi Adebola Adeniyi-AgbajeMay 17
049Preventing and correcting spread of misinformation about near‐Earth objects, impacts, airbursts, and planetary defense: Case studiesOpenAlexPaperMark Boslough, Peter Brown et al.May 17
050An Integrated SOR–TAM Framework Using PLS-SEM Evidence for AI-Driven Climate Action in IndiaOpenAlexPaperPiali Haldar, Dev Kumar MandalMay 15
051Who Believes Misinformation That Is Aligned with Dominant Narratives in Mainstream Media?OpenAlexPaperFelix SchläpferMay 14
052Popular nonfiction can durably shift politically relevant attitudes—and AI summaries are just as persuasiveOpenAlexPaperJoshua P. White, Adam J. Berinsky et al.May 8
053The politicization of attitudes towards misinformation: how ideology shapes epistemic beliefs, normative judgments, and policy supportOpenAlexPaperMathieu LavigneMay 8
054The politicization of attitudes towards misinformation: how ideology shapes epistemic beliefs, normative judgments, and policy supportOpenAlexPaperMathieu LavigneMay 8
055From political orientation to exposure and belief in climate misinformation: The mediating role of conspiracy mentalityOpenAlexPaperPietro Spataro, Alessandro SantirocchiMay 7
056Exploring high school students’ learning interests and information sources on viruses and COVID-19OpenAlexPaperSahar Alameh, James W. Keck et al.May 5
057Beyond post-truth: Projecting the future trajectory of climate misinformationOpenAlexPaperJames Kennon RiceMay 4
058Ideological discrepancy between publishers and news content is linked with audience engagement and consensus on FacebookOpenAlexPaperThiago Magrin, Jordan Kobellarz et al.May 2
059ClimateCheck 2026: Scientific Fact-Checking and Disinformation Narrative Classification of Climate-related ClaimsOpenAlexPaperRaia Abu Ahmad, Max Upravitelev et al.May 1
060Conspiratorial Beliefs and Well‐Being: How Cognitive Worldviews Shape Self‐Evaluation, Meaning, and Life Satisfaction Over TimeOpenAlexPaperAndrew Denovan, Zoe Hughes et al.May 1

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