“Video catalyzing misinformation online: The effects of message modality and source type on perceived misinformation credibility, health attitudes and behaviors.”
“Video catalyzing misinformation online: The effects of message modality and source type on perceived misinformation credibility, health attitudes and behaviors.”
Ivanka Pjesivac, Sohyun Park (Ph.D. student) & Alexia Little (Ph.D. student) received the Visual Communication Division’s Top Faculty paper award for “Video catalyzing misinformation online: The effects of message modality and source type on perceived misinformation credibility, health attitudes and behaviors.” The paper was presented at the annual meeting of the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (AEJMC), Philadelphia, in August.
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