No. #148
Suggestibility
- Susceptibility to External Influences
Suggestibility refers to the tendency to accept and incorporate information from external sources into one's memories, beliefs, or attitudes, often without critical assessment. This bias can significantly impact user perceptions and behaviors, especially in contexts where information is presented persuasively or authoritatively, such as in advertising, news media, or social networks.
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Users might be more likely to believe product claims or reviews featured prominently on a platform, altering their purchasing decisions based on suggested information.
Empathy tips
Promote Critical Thinking
Encourage users to critically assess the information they encounter.
Clear Source Attribution
Provide clear attribution of sources for information to help users evaluate its credibility.
User Education on Media Literacy
Offer educational content on media literacy and the importance of questioning and verifying information.
Feedback Mechanisms for Accuracy
Implement feedback mechanisms where users can report misleading or inaccurate information.
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