Problem: Read Real Solutions for Fake News and Reasoning quickly and cheaply: Models of constrained rationality. Measuring the Impact of General Cautionary Statements and Facts Reduce Belief in False Stories on Social Media by Checking Tags [8].
1. What are the heuristics and biases that constitute systematic violations of rationality?
How do those similarities appear in different heuristics?
2. When reading social media messages, why might someone completely disregard soft moderation designations (such as COVID-19 disinformation, elections, etc.)?
3. Hypothetical situation: Twitter made the decision to add soft-moderation covers to all Tweets about COVID-19. It turns out that users are unable to receive updates and comments from reliable sources due to this general solution. What choices are available to individuals who want to access?
4. How can you know if someone using social media is being logical?
5. Social media firms metaphorically select the data to be displayed to each user.
What effects do personalized feeds and echo chambers have on users' (bounded) rationality?
6. When do memes on social media take precedence over text?