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pmid32921821      Policy+Sci 2020 ; 53 (4): 735-758
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  • Fighting fake news in the COVID-19 era: policy insights from an equilibrium model #MMPMID32921821
  • Hartley K; Vu MK
  • Policy Sci 2020[]; 53 (4): 735-758 PMID32921821show ga
  • The COVID-19 crisis has revealed structural failures in governance and coordination on a global scale. With related policy interventions dependent on verifiable evidence, pandemics require governments to not only consider the input of experts but also ensure that science is translated for public understanding. However, misinformation and fake news, including content shared through social media, compromise the efficacy of evidence-based policy interventions and undermine the credibility of scientific expertise with potentially longer-term consequences. We introduce a formal mathematical model to understand factors influencing the behavior of social media users when encountering fake news. The model illustrates that direct efforts by social media platforms and governments, along with informal pressure from social networks, can reduce the likelihood that users who encounter fake news embrace and further circulate it. This study has implications at a practical level for crisis response in politically fractious settings and at a theoretical level for research about post-truth and the construction of fact.
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