Vox (11/2020)
"Conspiracy theories, explained"
Nature News (11/2020)
"Five rules for evidence communication"
Forbes (11/2020)
"People Spot Misinformation Better After Playing A New Game Where They Undermine Democracy"
VICE (11/2020)
"Homeland Security Funded This Game About Destabilizing a Small U.S. Town"
Business Insider (11/2020)
"Cambridge University launches new anti-fake news game to teach online users how to keep misinformation from going viral"
Daily Mail (11/2020)
"Online game developed by Cambridge psychologists teaches players to sniff out 'fake news' by encouraging them to use tactics like trolling to sabotage elections and undermine democracy"
TED Education (10/2020)
"Can you outsmart a troll?"
Science Magazine (10/2020)
"Jury duty for global warming: citizen groups help solve the puzzle of climate action."
NBC (10/2020)
"Twitter launches 'pre-bunks' to get ahead of voting misinformation."
CBS Inside Edition (10/2020)
"How the 9/11 Conspiracy Documentary ‘Loose Change’ Changed the Way Misinformation Spreads."
CNET (10/2020)
"How COVID-19 infected the world with lies"
Business Insider (10/2020)
"23% of Americans think the coronavirus was created in a Chinese lab, a survey suggests. Here's why that conspiracy theory is bogus."
LA Times (10/2020)
"Why do conspiracy theories about pedophilia hold such sway with some conservatives?"
The Guardian (10/2020)
"Poor numerical literacy linked to greater susceptibility to Covid-19 fake news"
Yahoo (10/2020)
"Vaccine reluctance linked to belief in virus hoaxes, study"
Daily Mail (10/2020)
"One in EIGHT believes Covid-19 pandemic is a 'plot', new Figures reveal "
Daily Mail (10/2020)
"Up to ONE-THIRD of people believe unproven theories that the coronavirus was made in a Chinese lab, data reveals "
Fast Company (10/2020)
"This game can stop people from falling for COVID-19 conspiracies "
Yahoo! News (10/2020)
"Cambridge University releases online game to help people spot fake Covid-19 news"
Daily Mail (10/2020)
"Go Viral! Cambridge University and UK Government release an online game designed to teach people to spot fake Covid-19 news on social media"
BBC (8/2020)
"The surprising upsides of worrying"
Telegraph (7/2020)
"Rise of the anti-maskers: The psychology of why face coverings are causing so much upset"
PNAS News (7/2020)
"Finding a vaccine for misinformation"
New Statesman (7/2020)
"We're tackling social media disinformation all wrong - here's how to fix it"
BBC (7/2020)
"Coronavirus: How will London's economy look after lockdown?"
The Times (6/2020)
"As lockdown eases, we need clear rules for public spaces"
Science Museum Group (6/2020)
"Coronavirus: What's safe and what's not"
The Times (6/2020)
"Customers will be too scared to rush back to the shops"
ABC News (5/2020)
"How coronavirus 'changes the game' for the anti-vaccination movement"
WIRED (5/2020)
"Which face mask should you buy?"
Fast Company (5/2020)
"People who believe COVID-19 conspiracies have these 7 tendencies"
World Economic Forum (5/2020)
"The 7 traits of conspiratorial thinking"
Politico (5/2020)
"Vaccine skeptics threaten Europe's bid to beat coronavirus"
Ars Technica (5/2020)
"Do we need behavioural science to get through this?"
The Psychologist (5/2020)
"Vaccinating against viruses of the mind"
US News & World Report (5/2020)
"Index: UK., Spain Most Concerned about COVID-19 "
Politico (4/2020)
"Public health experts are now the bad guys"
Fast Company (4/2020)
"Leaders, it's okay to be uncertain"
The New York Times (4/2020)
"Embracing the uncertainties"
CBC (4/2020)
"5 myths about detecting, preventing COVID-19"
The Guardian (3/2020)
"Accurate, honest, and transparent: how leaders should communicate about coronavirus"
American Scholar (3/2020)
"Separating Viral Truths And Lies"
Washington Post (3/2020)
"The Health 202: Number of U.S. coronavirus deaths will depend on how many older people are exposed"
CNBC (3/2020)
"'Here's why people are panic buying and stockpiling toilet paper to cope with coronavirus fears"
CNN (2/2020)
"'Oil and gas companies 'invest' money on members of Congress with anti-environment voting records, study says"
The Guardian (2/2020)
"'Oil and gas industry rewards US lawmakers who oppose environmental protections – study"
Dell Technologies (2/2020)
"'Can Games Outsmart Fake News?"
BBC Science Focus (1/2020)
"'Climate change: should we change the terminology?"
Big Think (12/2019)
"'A New Year’s resolution to make a difference: Help others"
WIRED (12/2019)
"'How to explain the climate crisis to your boomer this Christmas"
NPR (12/2019)
"'Troll Watch: How to be an online troll"
The Guardian (12/2019)
"'Cranky Uncle game takes on climate crisis denial and fake news"
Reuters (12/2019)
"'Cranky uncle' game offers a vaccination against climate disinformation"
American Psychological Association (10/2019)
"Confronting the climate crisis"
Financial Times (10/2019)
"New tools are evolving in the fight against deep fakes"
Reasons to be Cheerful Podcast (10/2019)
"Fake it 'til you break it: challenging the spread of disinformation"
The New York Times (10/2019)
"The secret jailhouse garden of Rikers island"
The New York Times (07/2019)
"Following the money that undermines climate science"
Grist (07/2019)
"What shapes your beliefs about the climate crisis? It's not just left vs. right."
LA Times (07/2019)
"Want to do something about global warming? Talk about it with your family and friends"
Greater Good Magazine (07/2019)
"What are the solutions to political polarization?"
CNN (06/2019)
"Researchers have created a 'vaccine' for fake news. It's a game"
CBC (06/2019)
"This game makes players better at spotting disinformation after just 15 minutes, study finds"
Nieman Lab (06/2019)
"Yes, it’s worth arguing with science deniers — and here are some techniques you can use"
U.S. News & World Report (06/2019)
"Online Game Helps Fight the Spread of Fake News: Study"
Big Think (06/2019)
"Cambridge scientists create a successful "vaccine" against fake news"
Yahoo! News (06/2019)
"Online game helps fight the spread of fake news - study"
Nasdaq (06/2019)
"Online game helps fight the spread of fake news"
The New York Times (06/2019)
"Online Game Helps Fight the Spread of Fake News: Study"
Scientific American (06/2019)
"How to Debate a Science Denier"
TechXplore (06/2019)
"Fake news 'vaccine' works: 'Pre-bunking' game reduces susceptibility to disinformation"
CNA (06/2019)
"Online game helps fight the spread of fake news: Study"
CNBC (06/2019)
"Scientists claim online game ‘vaccinates’ players against fake news"
Reuters (06/2019)
"Online game helps fight the spread of fake news - study"
Metro (06/2019)
"We're in an age of 'apocalypse anxiety' and will never stop worrying about doomsday"
Medscape (05/2019)
"A prescription for treating fake health news"
Hay Festival (05/2019)
"Vaccinating against fake news"
Naked Scientists (05/2019)
"Psychology of the anti-vax movement"
The British Psychological Society (05/2019)
"Inoculating against misinformation"
The New York Times (05/2019)
"These Days, It’s Not About the Polar Bears"
SPSP (05/2019)
"Perceived Scientific Consensus as a Gateway to Bridging the Climate Change Divide"
WIRED (03/2019)
"15 Top Thinkers Predict the Biggest Tech Breakthroughs in our lifetime"
Telegraph (03/2019)
"10 tips on how to spot fake news"
British Psychological Society (03/2019)
"Secret lives, myth, fake news and more at Hay"
Scientific American (01/2019)
"Which Countries Are the Stars of World History?"
Yale Daily News (01/2019)
"Research suggests strategies to combat scientific misinformation"
Greater Good Magazine (01/2019)
"Is Social Media Driving Political Polarization?"
Quartz Africa (01/2019)
"WhatsApp has engaged teams of scientists to help beat its fake news problem"
WIRED (01/2019)
"A huge study into the impact of fake news has surprising results."
Big Think (01/2019)
"4 anti-scientific beliefs and their damaging consequences."
The Conversation (01/2019)
"WhatsApp wants researchers to tackle its fake news problem – here’s our idea."
The Washington Post (12/2018)
"Liberals and conservatives see sexual harassment claims very differently. This explains why."
Cambridge Alumni Magazine (11/2018)
"On Charisma"
BBC (11/2018)
"Could this be the cure for fake news?"
Poynter (11/2018)
"WhatsApp awards $1 million for misinformation research"
Wired (11/2018)
"After murder and violence, here's how WhatsApp will fight fake news"
Forbes (10/2018)
"China Have The Best Human Rights Policy': Trump, Or An AI Algorithm?"
The Independent (10/2018)
"People think before Brexit or Trump there was a golden age of internet news - what nonsense"
The Guardian (10/2018)
"Trump thinks scientists are split on climate change. So do most Americans"
NewStatesman (10/2018)
"Why the invention of the fridge could be responsible for our love of fake news"
Varsity (09/2018)
"Yawning at the catastrophe: the psychology of climate change"
Stanford Social Innovation Review (08/2018)
"The Science of What Makes People Care"
Grist (08/2018)
"A climate denial video has 6 million views. Facebook doesn't care".
Fast Company Design (07/2018)
"Meet 4 design heroes who are defending democracy online"
Oxford University Press (06/2018)
"Bridging partisan divides over scientific issues"
The Times (05/2018)
"Facebook news addicts lack political insight"
New York Times (05/2018)
"Kale, Not Jail: Urban Farming Nonprofit Helps Ex-Cons Re-enter Society"
Yale Daily News (04/2018)
"Study explores discrepancy between scientists', public's views on climate change"
Think Progress (04/2018)
"Here’s what happens when you tell people the scientific consensus on climate change: You can turn red states green"
New Statesman (04/2018)
"The Science Behind Why We Always Pick the Same Meal"
Scientific American (04/2018)
"Psychological Weapons of Mass Persuasion"
The Guardian (04/2018)
"Why Americans are still Clueless about the 97% Expert Climate Consensus'"
NPR (03/2018)
"Spot Fake News by Making it'"
Pacific Standard Magazine (03/2018)
"What's the Best Way to Inspire Positive Environmental Behavior?'"
Financial Times (03/2018)
"Forget Flu, it's Time for Your Fake News Jab'"
BBC News (02/2018)
"Game Helps Players Spot 'Fake News'"
World Economic Forum (02/2018)
"This Online Game Can 'Vaccinate' You Against Fake News'"
Huffington Post (02/2018)
"This Video Game Lets You Build A Fake News Empire"
The Times (02/2018)
"How to Beat Fake News: Write Your Own"
The Guardian (02/2018)
"Bad News: The Game Researchers Hope Will 'Vaccinate' Public Against Fake News"
The Verge (02/2018)
"Bad News Makes You a Fake News Mogul To Teach You Their Tricks"
Pacific Standard Magazine (02/2018)
"How to Immunize Yourself Against Fake News"
Yahoo News (02/2018)
"Can You Spot Fake News? Scientists Create Web Game to 'Vaccinate' People Against Online Lies"
Newsweek (02/2018)
"Fake News Game Wants to Vaccinate People Against Russian Trolls"
Fast Company Design (02/2018)
"Can You Build a Fake News Empire? Test Your Conspiracy Skills With This Game"
MIT Technology Review (02/2018)
"This Video Game Wants To Be a Fake News Vaccine "
BBC Cambridge (01/2018)
"Altruism in Humans: What Makes Us Special?"
BBC Newsbeat (01/2018)
"The Impact of January Health Crazes".
BBC World Service (12/2017)
"The Why Factor: The Crowd".
The Guardian (12/2017)
"Research shows that certain facts can still change conservatives’ minds".
Cosmos Magazine (12/2017)
"Study finds conservatives can change their minds".
Pacific Standard Magazine (12/2017)
"Showing conservatives the scientific consensus on climate change can shift their views on the issue.
Mental Daily (12/2017)
"The virality equation: Researchers describe the psychology of viral content".
The Washington Post (11/2017)
"How to persuade people that climate change is real".
The New York Times (11/2017)
"Was our profile of a nazi sympathizer..too sympathetic?"
The Atlantic (11/2017)
"The muslim overpopulation myth that just won't die".
Behavioural Public Policy (10/2017)
"Could we use "cognitive vaccination" against "Anti-vaxx"?".
Nature News (10/2017)
"The ice bucket challenge delivers".
Stanford Social Innovation Review (09/2017)
"The back-of-the-envelope guide to communications strategy".
Scientific American Mind (09/2017)
"Donald Trump and the Psychology of Doom and Gloom".
Wired & the Guardian (07/2017)
"Facts have to prevail over fear, says CEO of the Gates Foundation".
ResearchGate (06/2017)
"Scientists comment on the US withdrawal from the Paris agreement"
Vox (05/2017)
"Scientists are testing a “vaccine” against climate change denial"
Stanford Social Innovation Review (04/2017)
"To win against false information, we must play offense"
The Times (02/2017)
"Fundraising crazes driven by narcissism"
Nature Scientific American (02/2017)
"The surprisingly short life of viral social movements"
Mashable (02/2017)
"The psychology behind why some charity campaigns go viral and others don't"
The Wireless (02/2017)
"There's a formula for changing the world with 'clicktivism'"
The Los Angeles Times (01/2017)
"It's possible to 'vaccinate' Americans against fake news, experiment shows"
The International Business Times (01/2017
"A fake news vaccine? Climate change misinformation can be fought
with ‘inoculation,’ scientists say"
The BBC (01/2017)
"Cambridge scientists consider fake news 'vaccine'"
The Huffington Post (01/2017)
"Now a new 'vaccine' to help inoculate the public against misinformation"
Forbes (01/2017)
"Psychological vaccine' may protect against fake news, alternative facts"
Fox News (01/2017)
"Fake news 'vaccine' could stop spread of false information"
CBC News (01/2017)
"Psychologists say they can inoculate people against fake news"
ABC News (01/2017)
"Scientists develop fake news 'vaccine' to combat climate change myths"
NOS and NRC (Dutch, 01/2017)
"Zo vaccineer je mensen tegen nepnieuws"
The Guardian (01/2017)
"Study: real facts can beat 'alternative facts' if boosted by inoculation"
New York Magazine (01/2017)
"Psychologists have developed a ‘vaccine’ against fake news"
Newsweek (01/2017)
"Scientists devise fake news 'vaccine'
Vice (01/2017)
"Psychologists have discovered a way to 'inoculate' people against fake news"
Big Think (01/2017)
"Researchers find a “vaccine” for climate change skeptics"
The Psychologist (11/2016)
"Creating a climate for change"
ResearchGate (11/2016)
"Researchers react to the election of Donald Trump"
Quartz (10/2016)
"The psychological conceit that explains how Trump can deny facts
over and over with a straight face"
Time Magazine (8/2016)
"Most Americans think their opinion on guns is widely shared"
Politico (08/2016)
"Where the confederacy is rising again"
Reader's Digest (07/2016)
"12 clues to spot a narcissist"
Time Magazine (06/2016)
"How in touch are you with America on gun control?
Huffington Post (05/2016)
"Why we don’t worry more about climate change"
The Washington Post (03/2016)
"The key to finding a random roommate you’ll love to live with"
US News & World Report (02/2016)
"Climate change's unseen consensus"
Skeptical Inquirer (01/2016)
"Nudging people to save the planet"
National Geographic (12/2015)
"Could gardening offer the key to a happier, healthier life?"
Princeton University (12/2015)
"Emphasizing consensus about safety boosts support for vaccines"
NPR (11/2015)
"How psychology can save the world from climate change"
Pacific Standard (11/2015)
"Conspiracy theories hamper the fight against climate change"
Association for Psychological Science (11/2015)
"Changing the climate on climate change"
The New York Times (10/2015)
"Why misleading Americans about climate change is dangerous"
Princeton Alumni Weekly (10/2015)
"A campaign to conserve energy offers a chance to study altruistic behavior"
Scientific American Mind (09/2015)
"How come some people believe in the paranormal?"
New York Magazine (08/2015)
"What do conspiracy theories do to us?"
The New York Times (08/2015)
"Where our trash goes"
European Commission (08/2015)
"Persuading the public to reduce bottled water consumption"
Scientific American Mind (04/2015)
"The surprising power of the psychology of consensus"
The Guardian (03/2015)
"Consensus and geoengineering - how to convince people about global warming"
The Washington Post (02/2015)
"Researchers think they’ve found a “gateway belief” that leads to
greater science acceptance"
The New York Times (11/2014)
"The ice-bucket racket"
Mother Jones (07/2014)
"How to convince a republican: Use a pie chart!"
Bloomberg (03/2014)
"Maldives and Afghanistan: Theories blossom for airliner"
Scientific American Mind (08/2013)
"What a hoax: Why people believe in conspiracy theories"
Salon (04/2013)
"How conspiracists think"
Ode Magazine (11/2011)
"The helper's high"