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Prebunking via Induction: Categorization Practice Reduces Misinformation Susceptibility
Effective misinformation resistance requires practice, yet it has been unclear what this practice should ideally entail. In the current study, we compare a category induction strategy (practicing categorizing social media posts according to features of misinformation) with an active control reflecti
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