case 001 failure mode · overgeneralization truth, evidence, knowledge, and information
Does repeating misinformation in a correction make it more believable?
Target-comparable backfire appears in some tested formats and contexts, while replications and later studies also report counterevidence. The record does not warrant a blanket rule against repeating misinformation inside corrections, and the causal mechanism remains unresolved.the reading under commons-balanced-v0.1 · not a finished answer
the count · lineage, not paper titles
25 works · 86 exact spans · dossier 001Ten source assertions sound like support. Four target-comparable participant-data roots do. Open the count to inspect the exact editions, shared programs, failed replications, and the unresolved data lineage.
The unpublished 2007 Skurnik, Yoon, and Schwarz flu-flyer manuscript remains unavailable. One support root stays unresolved until it can be read.
evidence record · roots, not echoes
3 of 17 roots · illustrative rows, replace with the dossier'sSkurnik, Yoon, Park & Schwarz (2005) · JCR 31(4)
Warnings of false claims backfire after a delay; older adults misremember warned claims as true. Exact span pinned, edition resolved.
Skurnik, Yoon & Schwarz (2007) · unpublished
The flu-flyer manuscript cited by ten downstream assertions. Not available for span pinning.
Ecker, Hogan & Lewandowsky (2017) · JARMAC 6(2)
Reminders of the misinformation in a correction did not backfire; explicit repetition improved correction effectiveness.
Relations are policy-relative. Ten repetitions of one root count as one root.
how this reading was compiled
three operations · in orderPin the edition and exact passage behind each claim
Every assertion resolves to a source span, not a paper title.
Follow lineage so ten repetitions of one root still count as one root
Dependence between apparently independent reports is recorded, not assumed away.
Compile a reading under a named policy
Rules, limits, and the alternative lens stay visible. Switch the lens above to see the skeptical reading of the same record.
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