Misinformation, Conspiracies and Digital Literacy

Update: 2021-04-15

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In this episode of the Fuse podcast, Jared and Jordan are joined by mental health clinicians Jane Henke and Nia Morgan from Missouri State's Counseling Center. They provide a psychological and mental health perspective on why people spread misinformation and why people are drawn to conspiracies. Jordan and Jared cover the importance of digital literacy and provide several ways you can enhance your own digital literacy.

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Misinformation, Conspiracies and Digital Literacy

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Misinformation, Conspiracies and Digital Literacy