Publications

Peer-reviewed work

Journal articles

  1. Fact-checking misinformation in the age of AI: Audience responses to human, AI, and hybrid sources

    International Journal of Human–Computer Interaction.

  2. Human or AI: Who is more effective at correcting health misinformation? A comparative study based on an online experiment

    News and Writing, 2025(10), 46–57.

    潘文静、张倚梅、方炜聪(2025)。人类还是AI:谁更能有效纠正健康虚假信息——一项基于在线实验的比较研究。《新闻与写作》,2025(10),46–57。

Conference work

Conference papers and presentations

  1. Why is it wrong or what is wrong? How fact-checking method and reasoning order shape the corrective effects of fact-checking articles

    International Association for Media and Communication Research (IAMCR) 2026 · June 28–July 2 · Galway, Ireland.

  2. Sequencing truth: Cognitive effects of fact-checking methods, reasoning order, and topics

    14th International Conference on Chinese-Language Media and Huaxia Civilisations · November 28–29 · Singapore.

  3. Examining the effectiveness and mechanisms of large language models in correcting COVID-19 misinformation: A case study of ChatGPT

    Annual Conference of the Health Communication Committee, Chinese Association for History of Journalism and Communication · October 20 · Beijing, China.

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