Using deception to measure the psychophysiology of information literacy

Social Sciences

• Information 100%
• Men 35%
• Information Literacy 35%
• Deception 35%
• Teaching 23%
• Experiments 23%
• Women 17%
• Groups 17%
• Expectations 11%
• Research 11%
• Questionnaires 11%
• Control 11%
• Students 11%
• Intervention 11%
• Self-Efficacy 11%
• Stress 11%
• Hypothesis 11%
• Religiosity 11%
• Evidence 5%
• Actors 5%
• Learning 5%
• Social Systems 5%
• Ability 5%
• Experience 5%
• Legal Decision 5%
• Conceptualization 5%
• Evaluation 5%
• Testing 5%
• Consumers 5%
• Policy 5%
• Measure 5%
• Reaction 5%
• News Flow 5%
• Awards 5%
• Cardiovascular System 5%
• Growth 5%
• Internet 5%
• Extremism 5%
• Social Situation 5%
• Psychology 5%
• Media Use 5%
• Eye Tracking 5%
• Librarians 5%
• Statistical Dispersion 5%
• Pretest 5%

Psychology

• Groups 17%
• Research 11%
• Wellbeing 11%
• Questionnaires 11%
• Abilities 5%
• Social Media 5%
• Psychology 5%
• Eye Movement 5%
• Physiological Measure 5%