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Here's How to Fight Coronavirus Misinformation
The world has faced, and overcome, pandemics before. But we've never faced one in this informgtion climate. This is, as the World Health Organization declared in February, an infodernic： "an over-abundance of information—some accurate and some not—that makes it hard for people to find trustworthy sources and reliable guidance when they need it. " So what do you do when a friend or family member sends you a screenshot promising "the truth about coronavirus"?
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Regardless of whether the message came from your immediate network (a family member, friend, or neighbor) or the greater information ecosystem (a celebrity, a public official, or the president), take the time to examine it before passing it on or accepting it as fact. Check it against trusted authorities, such as the World Health Organization, and ask yourself: Is the person telling me this trying to exploit my fear? Is their intention to help, or do they have other motivations? And even if you think their heart is in the right place, are you sure that their information is coming from sources that have a track record of honesty, are careful about getting the facts right?
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Our brains repeat patterns in order to make decisions more quickly, and they selectively seek out information that confirms what we already believe. These mental shortcuts don't always lead to accurate conclusions. We all have beliefs we hold dear, and we tend to trust others who share those beliefs—which means that we often find ourselves caught in echo chambers or filter bubbles. Get out of your information comfort zone. If you watch Fox News all day, try a few minutes of CNN, and vice versa. It's important to know the facts first, but also to understand how those around you get their information.
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Before you share something, ask yourself if doing so is helpful for everyone who might see or hear it. Even if you intend to share something with only your immediate friends or family, they might share it as well, and their followers might share it too. Before you share a Facebook status or send a tweet, picture yourself standing at your local church, or community meeting. Is what you're about to share helpful for those folks, or will it make the situation worse?
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If you've followed the steps above, you know the facts. And you're right to emphasize those facts, but that's not always enough. To quote the late social psychologist Leon Festinger, when you present someone who has a strong conviction with evidence that he's wrong, "The individual will frequently emerge, not only unshaken, but even more convinced of the truth of his beliefs than ever before. " In other words, your goal shouldn't be to be right, but to be helpful. Allow the people around you to discover the facts for themselves, even if—and especially when—they have your guidance.
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As the public-health expert Judson Brewer recently wrote, "When nervousness is spread by social contagion it can lead to something even more problematic: panic. " When we conduct fire drills, the guidance is to remain calm and file out of the building in an orderly fashion. We are trained to make sure that our response doesn't worsen the situation. The same applies to navigating the online information space and personal communications—especially during a crisis. Your tone matters. And screaming into the void online or at someone in particular isn't likely to make things better. Be patient, kind, deliberate, and fact-based. More people will listen.
A．Ask yourself if you're being constructive
B．Develop a strong belief
C．Be assertive, but also empathetic
D．Check your own biases
E．Seek out first-hand information
F．Consider the source, and consider the source's source
G．Remember that anxiety is natural, but it's also viral
请阅读下文并判断下列陈述是否正确（选F为正确，选T为错误）：无论信息来自个人的直接网络还是更大的信息生态系统，在传递或接受之前都需要进行核查。我们需要对比可靠机构的信息进行验证，并考虑信息来源及其可靠性。因此，在考虑信息来源时，也需要考虑信息来源的来源。
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根据题干中的描述，无论信息来自个人的直接网络还是更大的信息生态系统，都需要在传递或接受之前进行核查。这需要与可信的权威机构进行对比检查，并考虑信息的来源及其来源的可靠性。因此，正确答案是F，即“考虑信息的来源，并考虑信息来源的来源”。
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