The 'Behavioral Responses to Misinformation' Cards

Behavior Change Interventions
Combating Online Misinformation

A Scoping Review

To assist researchers during the design and development of behavioral intervention against misinformation, we synthesize our findings from three research questions - behavioral objectives, theories and reasons of failure - into a set of design cards. Design cards are a widely adopted design support tool in Interaction Design, providing, what Rogers (2004) calls knowledge transfer (i.e., the translation of research findings from one discipline into another), and provide several benefits for the design process: they make the design process visible and less abstract, they communicate knowledge between group members and increase creativity and idea generation, among others (Deng et al., 2014; Wölfel & Merritt, 2013).


Paper available:

Loukas Konstantinou and Evangelos Karapanos. 2025. Behavior Change Interventions Combating Online Misinformation: A Scoping Review. In CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI ’25), April 26-May 1, 2025, Yokohama, Japan. ACM, New York, NY, USA, 23 pages. (see the paper)



Presentation at CHI 2025.



Audio-Visual at CHI 2025.

The team

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Loukas Konstantinou

Loukas Konstantinou holds a bachelors degree (valedictorian) in Communication and Internet Studies from the Cyprus University of Technology. He is a PhD candidate, interested in the design, prototyping and evaluation of technology-mediated nudging interventions.

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Evangelos Karapanos

He is Associate Professor in the Department of Communication and Internet Studies and the director of the Persuasive Technologies Lab in the Department of Communication and Internet Studies of the Cyprus University of Technology.