Credibility Judgments in Higher Education: A Mixed-Methods Approach to Detecting Misinformation from University Instructors
Given the convenience with which information can now be acquired, it is crucial to analyze cases of potential misinformation and disinformation in postsecondary education. Instructor credibility judgments were measured using descriptive survey research, and the main objective was to investigate tren...
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Main Authors: | Katie Corbitt (Author), Karen Hiltbrand (Author), Madison Coursen (Author), Soren Rodning (Author), W. Brandon Smith (Author), Don Mulvaney (Author) |
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2024-08-01T00:00:00Z.
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