Information resilience: A framework for misinformation interventions

Eryn Newman; Ulrich Ecker; Mathieu O'NEIL; Li Qian Tay

Information resilience: A framework for misinformation interventions

Eryn Newman
, Ulrich Ecker
, Mathieu O'NEIL
, Li Qian Tay

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Abstract

A growing body of multidisciplinary research has examined how to mitigate misinformation spread and impacts, with interventions that empower people to effectively navigate increasingly complex information environments. We provide a framework highlighting the need for a multipronged approach to information resilience, which ranges from targeting competencies and knowledge to navigate information environments (pre-emptive interventions) to supporting knowledge and belief updating after encountering misleading and false content (responsive interventions).

Original language	English
Publisher	National Science and Technology Council, Australian Government Office of the Chief Scientist
Commissioning body	Australian Government
Number of pages	42
Publication status	Published - 2 Apr 2026

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