Our new paper @MisinfoReview We surveyed 3,276 U.S. adults, applying @adfontesmedia ratings of media bias and reliability probed their misbeliefs about #COVID19 and #vaccination. 🧵 https://t.co/4Z9xlfsKA2

Improving access to high-quality scientific information can fill information voids that exist for topics of interest to people and reduce exposure to and uptake of misinformation about science. Read more in our report: https://t.co/ah6yoGYgXF #scicomm #medialiteracy

Excited to see @LieselSharabi and my paper on #RelationshipMisinformation covered by @PsychToday https://t.co/cS3Q1FMu27

It was so much fun getting to work with the @AC360 crew to put this project together!! @Cronkite_ASU @ASU @ASUResearch #KidsonPolitics

How are kids being affected by political polarization in America? Anderson Cooper reports.

A teaser in @WIRED for a new article by @LandrumAR and me on relationship misinformation. Full version in COPSYC, available here:

(5/5) We provide examples of the two types of relationship misinformation in #RealityTV (such as that in #NakedAttraction with @AnnaRichardso) and other entertainment media. https://t.co/msO6U6HFLs

(4/5) We draw a distinction between blatant misinformation and subtle misinformation in entertainment media; and https://t.co/msO6U6HFLs

(3/5) We define relationship misinformation and identify it as an understudied domain within science misinformation. https://t.co/msO6U6HFLs

(2/5) We identify entertainment media as an understudied source of misinformation https://t.co/msO6U6HFLs

New Article Alert! @LieselSharabi and I wrote an opinion piece in Current Opinion in Psychology as part of a special issue on #misinformation titled Entertainment Media as a Source of Misinformation Check it out here: https://t.co/msO6U6HFLs a 🧵

Congratulations to Asheley R. Landrum at @Cronkite_ASU for being chosen as an outstanding reviewer for JMP in 2023! @LandrumAR, thanks for your contributions to JMP! #JMPOutstandingReviewer

Bi-annual reminder that student evaluations are awful. student evaluations “fail to measure actual learning, illegitimately reward teacher attractiveness, penalize minorities and women, and trigger cascading grade inflation.” https://t.co/J0QK69P9nN

People ask me all the time if I am "pro-Israel" because I am a Jew who has lived in Israel, and my answer is that being "pro-Israel" or being "pro-Palestine" or being a "Zionist" does not properly capture the nuance of thought most people do or should have about this issue. It

We also found that unlike left-leaning media consumers, right-leaning media consumers’ misinformed beliefs seem largely unaffected by their news sources’ degree of (un)reliability.

We found that participants who tend to vote for Democrats—on average—consume less biased and more reliable media than those who tend to vote for Republicans.

Excited to be invited to attend a small conference at hhmi on media literacy. (Also excited to briefly escape unpacking in Phoenix!) @BIOINTERACTIVE @medialit_now @Cronkite_ASU

We know that science communication is important — but what's the science behind it? @TTU_CoMC Correspondent @ktprkns talks with media psychologist @LandrumAR about journalism, conspiracy theories, and the power of awe. 🎙️ Listen to the podcast! https://t.co/A6SvHJaukF

I’m so honored to be selected as a AAAS fellow this past year! @TexasTech @TTU_CoMC @TTUResearch