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A show about doubt—in the efficacy of journalism, the world of social science research, and how On The Media covers Trump. (episode)
Social scientist Brendan Nyhan re-evaluates some long-held beliefs about the power of fact-checking, and what it means about how people change their minds.
When a 2011 article claimed to prove the existence of ESP, it triggered a crisis of confidence throughout the behavioral sciences.
The 2016 election showed that much of what we think we know about social psychology doesn't apply everywhere. Is it because the field -- and its research subjects -- are in a bubble?
The day after the election, Brooke and Bob butted heads over how to cover Trump. This week, they reflect on Bob's approach.