Docket+ 20 November

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Highlights

1. Unprecedented reach and recruitment paths for hate and extremism (ArXiv, 14 November)
2. Seeing the Disinformation Forest Through the Trees: How to Begin Cleaning Up the Polluted Information Environment (OECD, 13 November)
3. The Online Misinformation Engagement Framework (Science Direct, 14 November)
4. A Systematic Review Of COVID-19 Misinformation Interventions: Lessons Learned (Health Affairs, 15 November)
5. Thinking Clearly About Misinformation (OSF, 18 November)

1. Academia & Research

1.1 Platforms & Technology

1. Here’s what is wrong with Nikki Haley’s proposal to end online anonymity (RStreet, 16 November)
2. Large Language Models for Propaganda Span Annotation (ArXiv, 16 November)

Susceptibility to disinformation

1. Uncommon Errors: Adaptive Intuitions in High-Quality Media Environments Increase Susceptibility to Misinformation (OSF, 17 November)

1.2 World News 

1. (Part 1 of 3) In and Out of the Rabbit Hole: Exploring Misinformation Adoption among Subgroups of Latinos in the United States (DDIA, 15 November)
2. (Part 2 of 3) Unpacking Misinformation Adoption Among U.S. Latinos: Toward a Typology (DDIA, 15 November)
3. (Part 3 of 3) Seeking Antidotes to Misinformation: An Analysis of Effective Counter-Strategies among U.S. Latinos (DDIA, 15 November)
4. Local elections in Moldova: new votes, old disinformation narratives (EUvsDisinfo, 17 November)
5. Negative contexts as catalyzers: Belief in a just world enhances political trust via perceived procedural justice, and contextual procedural injustice boosts it (Wiley, 16 November)