Cognitive psychology research that exposes how misinformation shapes minds and society
As a PhD candidate in cognitive psychology, my research focuses on understanding how misinformation spreads and why people believe fake news. Through rigorous laboratory studies and field experiments, I investigate the cognitive mechanisms underlying belief formation and information processing.
My work combines behavioral experiments with neuroimaging techniques to reveal how our brains distinguish truth from falsehood. This research has been featured in peer-reviewed journals and presented at international conferences.
Beyond the lab, I'm passionate about translating scientific findings into practical solutions for media literacy and fact-checking initiatives that empower individuals to navigate our complex information landscape.
Investigating how the brain processes and stores false information compared to true statements. Using fMRI and EEG techniques to map neural pathways involved in belief formation and revision.
Analyzing how social network structures affect the spread of misinformation. Examining the role of echo chambers and algorithmic amplification in belief polarization.
Journal of Experimental Psychology
Examining the neural pathways activated when processing misinformation versus factual content.
Nature Human Behaviour
Investigating how algorithmic personalization affects exposure to diverse viewpoints.
Psychological Science
Evaluating effective strategies for correcting misinformation across different demographics.
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