Tijdschrift voor Taalbeheersing - Current Issue

Abstract Does exposure to opposing beliefs lead to belief polarization? There is an increasing degree of polarization in society on issues including health, climate, and immigration. Research has shown that this polarization is fueled by exposure to already accepted viewpoints, partly initiated by algorithms online. Another possible source of polarization consists of confronting people with opposing views. In response to opposing vi Read More

Abstract Argument-checking as a method for identifying misinformation In recent decades, technological developments have led to a massive increase in the amount of information as well as the speed at which it is shared. For forming opinions and making decisions, it is crucial to be able to make a responsible selection from this information. But how do we determine which information is correct and what can be classified Read More