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Belief Perseverance

Lovetta Rogers

an infographic created as part of Dr. Erchull’s Social Psychology course
(Spring 2021)

Students were asked to “give psychology away” through an infographic designed to educate an audience of their choice about an idea from social psychology that the group would benefit from understanding

TOPIC: belief perseverance
AUDIENCE: people who work for biased news companies

    Miriam Liss
    27 Apr 2021
    1:16pm

    Given all of the misinformation being shared about COVID this is such an important topic! I wish people were better at telling when information ins fact or fiction – we need more education at the primary level and more regulation of information sharing platforms! Thanks for sharing this!

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    Hilary Stebbins
    28 Apr 2021
    4:09pm

    It is so scary to think that the solution to this is preventative as opposed to retroactive. It seems like once the belief is formed it is very difficult to change which is terrifying given how much false information is out there.

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    Virginia Mackintosh
    29 Apr 2021
    11:17am

    Nice work in presenting an important topic in a way that is clear and accessible. Unlike people spreading misinformation, you have shared real insights supported by facts.

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