The COVID-19 pandemic imposed new constraints on empirical research, and online data
collection by social scientists increased. Generalizing from experiments conducted during …

Lucid, a popular source of online convenience survey samples, has seen a significant
increase in inattentive respondents since 2020. Inattentive participants–respondents who …

At the time of writing, nearly one hundred published studies demonstrate that beliefs in
COVID-19 conspiracy theories and misinformation are negatively associated with COVID-19 …

Vaccine hesitancy and refusal continue to hamper COVID-19 control efforts. Throughout the
pandemic, scientists and journalists have attributed lagging COVID-19 vaccination rates to a …

Our ability to make scientific progress is dependent upon our interpretation of data. Thus,
analyzing only those data that are an honest representation of a sample is imperative for …

Social media platforms are increasingly deploying complex interventions to help users
detect false news. Labeling false news using techniques that combine crowd-sourcing with …

A growing body of evidence suggests that questionable health behaviors-not following
medical recommendations and resorting to non-evidence based treatments—are more …

Designing effective and inclusive governance and public communication strategies for
artificial intelligence (AI) requires understanding how stakeholders reason about its use and …

Concerns about video-based political persuasion are prevalent in both popular and
academic circles, predicated on the assumption that video is more compelling than text. To …

Experimental research methods have a long history across a number of different disciplines—
including consumer research. Although experiments are just one of many alternative …