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Psychological inoculation against deepfakes
Despite growing interest in countering the threat of deepfake misinformation, most interventions aimed at enhancing human detection have thus far proven unsuccessful. In the current study we explore the potential of a popular psychological intervention: cognitive inoculation—which to our knowledge—h
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