错误资讯(英语:Misinformation)是假的或是会造成误导的资讯[1][2]。错误资讯和造假资讯(Disinformation)不同,错误资讯虽有误或不准确,但散播者不一定有意要误导大众,而造假资讯是刻意误导大众,并且进行传播的资讯[3][4][5]。早期对错误资讯的定义集中在明显错误、不正确或是不真实的叙述[6],因此对错误资讯比较狭义的定义是指其资料来源不准确、不完整或是错误[7]。不过近来对错误资讯的定义集中在欺骗,而不只是资讯的不准确[8],其原因是在于错误资讯可能包括谎言、选择性的事实,以及片面事实[9]

有关修正错误资讯的研究着重在事实查核[10],不过虽可以针对新闻进行事实查核,但无法对信念进行事实查核[11],而且研究指出事实查核会有反效果[12]。其他研究指出人们容易受到错误资讯影响的原因。人们比较容易相信错误资讯,因为他们和所看的、所听的内容有情感上的连结。社群媒体让社会大众可以随时获得资讯,而且让许多人一下子就因为其所得到的资讯而连结[13]。科技的进步改变人们交流资讯的方式,也改变了错误资讯传播的方式[10]。错误资讯会冲击大众接受资讯的能力,因此也会影响社群、政治以及医学等领域[13]

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  6. ^ Lewandowsky, Stephan; Stritzke, Werner G. K.; Freund, Alexandra M.; Oberauer, Klaus; Krueger, Joachim I. Misinformation, disinformation, and violent conflict: From Iraq and the "War on Terror" to future threats to peace.. American Psychologist. October 2013, 68 (7): 487–501. ISSN 1935-990X. PMID 24128313. doi:10.1037/a0034515 (英语). 
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