Recent advances in memory research within psychology and neuroscience have
contributed to a shift from examining memory through an individualistic lens towards a …

Misinformation spread through social media has become a fundamental challenge in
modern society. Recent studies have evaluated various strategies for addressing this …

People are exposed to inaccurate claims and ideas every day from sources intended to
inform, entertain, or do both. A large body of research has demonstrated that exposures to …

Being exposed to inaccurate information in fiction can negatively influence post-reading
judgments and decisions. For example, people make more errors judging the validity of …

Social interactions can shape our memories. Here, we examined two well-established
effects of collaborative remembering on individual memory: collaborative facilitation for …

Exposures to false ideas can result in that information being remembered later,
inappropriately identified as valid, and reproduced on subsequent tasks. Previous work has …

Social contagion is the process of incorporating other people's errors into one's own
memory. Individuals often remember with other people and collaborate with others on …

Collaboration can be beneficial for learning and productivity. For example, group members
might use helpful productions from their partners to complete the subsequent tasks …

Therapeutic encounters are swathed in writing from referral and consent forms, clinical and
process notes, evaluations and assessments to reports. However, there has been very little …

People are exposed to inaccurate claims and ideas every day, from sources intended to
inform, entertain, or do both. A large body of research has demonstrated that exposure to …