EMAC Bath

My PhD student Yongkun Liu will present joint work with myself and Chiara Longoni, “Hearing Is Believing: Spoken News Is Perceived as More Credible Than Written News.” The presentation is part of special session on the topic of misinformation.

EMAC SPECIAL SESSION – MISINFORMATION

Session Chair: Andrea Bublitz, University of Basel

“Sharing-is-believing” in a digital context: A self-perception account
Andrea Bublitz* (shared first co-authors), University of Basel
Eli Sugerman (shared first co-authors), Columbia Business School
Gergely Nyilasy, University of Melbourne
Gita Johar, Columbia Business School

Reducing Bias in Judgment: How Receptiveness Lowers the Confirmatory Processing of Conflicting Information
Yvan Norotte, University of Neuchâtel
Anne-Sophie Chaxel*, HEC Paris
Sandra Laporte, Toulouse School of Management

Hearing Is Believing: Spoken News Is Perceived as More Credible than Written News
Yongkun Liu*, Bocconi University
Kurt Munz, Bocconi University
Chiara Longoni, Bocconi University

When Brands Retain Emotional Damage After Debunking False Information: Specific Counter-Emotions as Antidote
C. Miguel Brendl, University of Basel
Jana Möller-Herm*, Berlin University of the Arts
Steven Sweldens, Rotterdam School of Management
Reem Refai, Suez Canal University
Vincent Nijs, University of California at San Diego
Eva Walter, University of Trier

*Presenting co-author