To assist researchers during the design and development of behavioral interventions against misinformation, we synthesize our findings from three research questions - behavioral objectives, theoretical frameworks and reasons of failure - into a set of design cards.
Each of these cards is classified into the three stages of the online news cycle: composition, amplification and consumption. The front-side of the card provides a definition of the objective. The back-side of the card lists an example alongside an insightful illustration.
These cards are grouped into five categories: theories of persuasion, decision-making, motivation, socially situated theories, and descriptive theories & models. The front-side of the card provides a definition of the theoretical framework. The back-side of the card lists an example of an intervention built upon the framework.
Reasons of failure cards illustrate factors that can or may hinder intervention effectiveness. The front-side of the card provides an explanation of the failure reason and the back-side of the card lists an example in which the failure occurs.
