Gillian Murphy

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Promoting air quality-related awareness and behavioural change: A rapid review of communication interventions integrating behavioural, science communication and socio-ecological perspectives

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2025

Drawing Participants Attention to Their Own Biases Reduces Formation of False Memories for Fake News

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2025

Who Got Lost in the Mall? Challenges in Counting and Classifying False Memories

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2025

The Critical Thinking About Conspiracies (CTAC) Test: Development and Validation

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2025

An Average Joe, a Laptop, and a Dream: Assessing the Potency of Homemade Political Deepfakes

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2025

What Is So Deep About Deepfakes? A Multi-Disciplinary Thematic Analysis of Academic Narratives About Deepfake Technology

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2025

Can deepfakes manipulate us? Assessing the evidence via a critical scoping review

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2025

He said, she said: the "accused" and "complainant" in a sexual assault scenario are equally susceptible to misinformation

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2025

A Functional Approach to Memory “Errors” (and Why Technology Need Not Doom Us All)

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2024

Bias and constructive processes in a self-memory system

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2024

Just as I expected? Hindsight bias for the outcome of a national referendum is moderated by outcome valence and surprise

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2023

Weak correlations among 13 episodic memory tasks related to the same public event

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2023

Lost in the mall again: a preregistered replication and extension of Loftus & Pickrell (1995)

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2023

Lost in the mall again: a preregistered replication and extension of Loftus & Pickrell (1995)

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2023

How do participants feel about the ethics of rich false memory studies?

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2023

Debriefing works: Successful retraction of misinformation following a fake news study

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2023

Face/Off: Changing the face of movies with deepfakes

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2023

The efficacy of interventions in reducing belief in conspiracy theories: A systematic review

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2023

The medium and the message: Comparing the effectiveness of six methods of misinformation delivery in an eyewitness memory paradigm.

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2022

A single exposure to cancer misinformation may not significantly affect related behavioural intentions

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2022

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Dean Venables

University College Cork

IRELAND

Samantha Dockray

Professor

University College Cork

IRELAND

Ciara Greene

Associate Professor

Dublin City University

IRELAND

Gillian Murphy

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Articles (20)

Promoting air quality-related awareness and behavioural change: A rapid review of communication interventions integrating behavioural, science communication and socio-ecological perspectives

Drawing Participants Attention to Their Own Biases Reduces Formation of False Memories for Fake News

Who Got Lost in the Mall? Challenges in Counting and Classifying False Memories

The Critical Thinking About Conspiracies (CTAC) Test: Development and Validation

An Average Joe, a Laptop, and a Dream: Assessing the Potency of Homemade Political Deepfakes

What Is So Deep About Deepfakes? A Multi-Disciplinary Thematic Analysis of Academic Narratives About Deepfake Technology

Can deepfakes manipulate us? Assessing the evidence via a critical scoping review

He said, she said: the "accused" and "complainant" in a sexual assault scenario are equally susceptible to misinformation

A Functional Approach to Memory “Errors” (and Why Technology Need Not Doom Us All)

Bias and constructive processes in a self-memory system

Just as I expected? Hindsight bias for the outcome of a national referendum is moderated by outcome valence and surprise

Weak correlations among 13 episodic memory tasks related to the same public event

Lost in the mall again: a preregistered replication and extension of Loftus & Pickrell (1995)

Lost in the mall again: a preregistered replication and extension of Loftus & Pickrell (1995)

How do participants feel about the ethics of rich false memory studies?

Debriefing works: Successful retraction of misinformation following a fake news study

Face/Off: Changing the face of movies with deepfakes

The efficacy of interventions in reducing belief in conspiracy theories: A systematic review

The medium and the message: Comparing the effectiveness of six methods of misinformation delivery in an eyewitness memory paradigm.

A single exposure to cancer misinformation may not significantly affect related behavioural intentions

Collaborators (3)

Dean Venables

Samantha Dockray

Ciara Greene

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