Siento que es una mentira: Origen intuitivo de los juicios de credibilidad sobre las noticias

Entender cómo las personas determinan si la información es cierta o no, es clave para enfrentar el fenómeno de la desinformación. En este proceso intervienen dos tipos de procesamiento, uno intuitivo y uno deliberado. La teoría feelings-as-information propone que los sentimientos, entendidos como ex...

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title	Siento que es una mentira: Origen intuitivo de los juicios de credibilidad sobre las noticias
spellingShingle	Siento que es una mentira: Origen intuitivo de los juicios de credibilidad sobre las noticias 150 - Psicología::153 - Procesos mentales conscientes e inteligencia 150 - Psicología::152 - Percepción sensorial, movimiento, emociones, impulsos fisiológicos Proceso mental de la información Teoría de la información en psicología Human information processing Information theory in psychology Accesibilidad Fluidez Fluidez Cognitiva Desinformación Credibilidad Accessibility Fluency Cognitive Fluency Disinformation Credibility
title_short	Siento que es una mentira: Origen intuitivo de los juicios de credibilidad sobre las noticias
title_full	Siento que es una mentira: Origen intuitivo de los juicios de credibilidad sobre las noticias
title_fullStr	Siento que es una mentira: Origen intuitivo de los juicios de credibilidad sobre las noticias
title_full_unstemmed	Siento que es una mentira: Origen intuitivo de los juicios de credibilidad sobre las noticias
title_sort	Siento que es una mentira: Origen intuitivo de los juicios de credibilidad sobre las noticias
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description	Entender cómo las personas determinan si la información es cierta o no, es clave para enfrentar el fenómeno de la desinformación. En este proceso intervienen dos tipos de procesamiento, uno intuitivo y uno deliberado. La teoría feelings-as-information propone que los sentimientos, entendidos como experiencias fenomenológicas, son usados como señales en la formación de juicios. Así mismo, numerosas investigaciones han planteado intervenciones basadas en promover un procesamiento deliberado para mejorar la detección de noticias falsas. La presente investigación buscó determinar si promover un procesamiento deliberado elimina las influencias de los sentimientos cognitivos sobre los juicios de credibilidad. Para ello, se realizó un experimento pre-registrado con diseño factorial 2 (altos y bajos sentimientos de accesibilidad) x 2 (escribir razones que indicaran que los titulares eran verdaderos y falsos) entre sujetos donde participaron un total de 128 personas. Los resultados indican que promover un procesamiento deliberado elimina las influencias de los sentimientos de accesibilidad mas no así los efectos de primado y familiaridad. Se concluye que aun durante un procesamiento deliberado existen influencias intuitivas. Así mismo, promover pensar en razones por las que la información es falsa (y no verdadera) sería más conveniente en intervenciones a gran escala. En este mismo sentido, es importante considerar las influencias de la fluidez cognitiva sobre la credibilidad a la hora de combatir la desinformación. (Texto tomado de la fuente)
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spelling	Atribución-NoComercial 4.0 Internacionalhttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccesshttp://purl.org/coar/access_right/c_abf2Tamayo Osorio, Ricardo Mauricioeabe96ced40c4534fc2602f125bd4ab1Ayala Bautista, Luis David340ed2e86ca5ed6447e128ae9aa09b82Psicología Experimental y Aplicadahttps://orcid.org/0000-0001-6721-84162023-04-18T22:14:35Z2023-04-18T22:14:35Z2022https://repositorio.unal.edu.co/handle/unal/83730Universidad Nacional de ColombiaRepositorio Institucional Universidad Nacional de Colombiahttps://repositorio.unal.edu.co/Entender cómo las personas determinan si la información es cierta o no, es clave para enfrentar el fenómeno de la desinformación. En este proceso intervienen dos tipos de procesamiento, uno intuitivo y uno deliberado. La teoría feelings-as-information propone que los sentimientos, entendidos como experiencias fenomenológicas, son usados como señales en la formación de juicios. Así mismo, numerosas investigaciones han planteado intervenciones basadas en promover un procesamiento deliberado para mejorar la detección de noticias falsas. La presente investigación buscó determinar si promover un procesamiento deliberado elimina las influencias de los sentimientos cognitivos sobre los juicios de credibilidad. Para ello, se realizó un experimento pre-registrado con diseño factorial 2 (altos y bajos sentimientos de accesibilidad) x 2 (escribir razones que indicaran que los titulares eran verdaderos y falsos) entre sujetos donde participaron un total de 128 personas. Los resultados indican que promover un procesamiento deliberado elimina las influencias de los sentimientos de accesibilidad mas no así los efectos de primado y familiaridad. Se concluye que aun durante un procesamiento deliberado existen influencias intuitivas. Así mismo, promover pensar en razones por las que la información es falsa (y no verdadera) sería más conveniente en intervenciones a gran escala. En este mismo sentido, es importante considerar las influencias de la fluidez cognitiva sobre la credibilidad a la hora de combatir la desinformación. (Texto tomado de la fuente)Understanding how people determine whether information is true or not is key to dealing with the phenomenon of disinformation. Two types of processing are involved in this process, one intuitive and one deliberative. The feelings-as-information theory proposes that feelings, understood as phenomenological experiences, are used as clues in the formation of judgments. Likewise, numerous research studies have proposed interventions based on promoting deliberative processing to improve the detection of fake news. The present research sought to determine whether promoting deliberative processing eliminates the influences of cognitive feelings on credibility judgments. To this end, a pre- registered experiment with a 2 (high and low feelings of accessibility) x 2 (write reasons indicating that headlines were true and false) between-subjects factorial design was conducted with a total of 128 participants. The results indicate that promoting deliberative processing eliminates the influences of feelings of accessibility but not the effects of priming and familiarity. It is concluded that even during deliberative processing there are intuitive influences. Furthermore, promoting thinking about reasons why information is false (and not true) would be more convenient in large-scale interventions. In the same vein, it is important to consider the influences of cognitive fluency on credibility when combating disinformation.MaestríaMagíster en PsicologíaPsicología Básica y Experimental: Cognición Implícita65 páginasapplication/pdfspaUniversidad Nacional de ColombiaBogotá - Ciencias Humanas - Maestría en PsicologíaFacultad de Ciencias HumanasBogotá,ColombiaUniversidad Nacional de Colombia - Sede Bogotá150 - Psicología::153 - Procesos mentales conscientes e inteligencia150 - Psicología::152 - Percepción sensorial, movimiento, emociones, impulsos fisiológicosProceso mental de la informaciónTeoría de la información en psicologíaHuman information processingInformation theory in psychologyAccesibilidadFluidezFluidez CognitivaDesinformaciónCredibilidadAccessibilityFluencyCognitive FluencyDisinformationCredibilitySiento que es una mentira: Origen intuitivo de los juicios de credibilidad sobre las noticiasI feel it's a lie: Intuitive origin of credibility judgments about newsTrabajo de grado - Maestríainfo:eu-repo/semantics/masterThesisinfo:eu-repo/semantics/acceptedVersionTexthttp://purl.org/redcol/resource_type/TMAsk, K., Greifeneder, R. y Reinhard, M. 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