We think inoculation is the most suitable approach to take.

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We need to be able to present a counterargument or further clarification of the misinformation, so that we can approach the users in a way that doesn't create a negative reaction and gently educates them/opens their mind to more facts and possibilities.

How to validate this assumption:

• do some research on other tactics that are NOT inoculation.

  • https://theconversation.com/inoculation-theory-using-misinformation-to-fight-misinformation-77545

  • WARNING Labels with proof or threat or humour on YouTube videos as that is whats most spread.

  • eg Humor

    

• outline the pros/cons/limitations of all relevant approaches.

• describe the behavioural complexities if any, e.g. are we qualified/skilled enough to follow these tactics or would we have to find a subject matter expert?

  • We need a university student group to take it on as a project before passing it on to refugee project.

• What's the expected level of success?

  • over 60% estimate

• Once you're done - please complete ''Fit for purpose''.