Principles and Application of Evidence-Based Public Health Practice

Antimicrobial Materials and Coatings

Games Around the World

Still the World's Worst Diabetes Mom

Ice & Ivy

LGBTQ People and Electoral Politics in Canada

Queering Representation

Recherches Sur Le Developpement Du Fruit Et L'Origine De La Pulpe De La Casse Et Du Tamarin (1892)

Huggy Muggy Do

American Women Stage Directors of the Twentieth Century

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An Ethnography of Two Worlds in Niger

Policing the Frontier

Amazing Machines: Remarkable Robots

Minutes to Midnight

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Ten Rules for Faking It

"This volume provides a great entry point into the vast and growing psychological literature on one of the defining problems of the early 21st century – fake news and its dissemination. The chapters by leading scientists first focus on how (false) information spreads online and then examine the cognitive processes involved in accepting and sharing (false) information. The volume concludes by reviewing some of the available countermeasures. Anyone new to this area will find much here to satisfy their curiosity." - Stephan Lewandowsky, Cognitive Science, University of Bristol, UK
"Fake news is a serious problem for politics, for science, for journalism, for consumers, and, really, for all of us. We now live in a world where fact and fiction are intentionally blurred by people who hope to deceive us. In this tremendous collection, four scientists have gathered together some of the finest minds to help us understand the problem, and to guide our thinking about what can be done about it. The Psycholofy of Fake News is an important and inspirational contribution to one of society’s most vexing problems." - Elizabeth F Loftus, Distinguished Professor, University of California, Irvine, USA
"This is an interesting, innovative and important book on a very significant social issue. Fake news has been the focus of intense public debate in recent years, but a proper scientific analysis of this phenomenon has been sorely lacking. Contributors to this excellent volume are world-class researchers who offer a detailed analysis of the psychological processes involved in the production, dissemination, interpretation, sharing, and acceptance of fake news. This book should be essential reading to anyone interested in public affairs, and especially to students, researchers, and applied professionals in the social sciences." - Joseph P Forgas, Scientia Professor, University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia

Accepting, Sharing, and Correcting Misinformation

The Psychology of Fake News

Scariest Cases

UFOs Over America

A Memoir with Recipes

Everything Is Under Control

A Musical Application of Rudiments to the Drumset

Rudimental Jazz

Leaping Lola

MAKING FLOWER FAIRIES FROM JUNK

RAM in the Bush

One Gray Mouse

La Reine Hortense

The Early Poetry of Yuriy Tarnawsky (1956–1971), between Modernism and Postmodernism

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