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Understanding Misinformation Susceptibility Across Gen Z and Diverse Populations A recent large-scale international study sheds light on who is more likely to struggle with identifying false information online. The research revealed that individuals belonging to Gen Z, those who do not identify as male, people with lower levels of formal education, and individuals who politically identify as conservative are more prone to falling for misinformation. Additionally, the study highlighted complexities in self-awareness, noting that while confidence often tracked actual ability, the accuracy of this self-perception varied among various groups. The findings have been published in the journal Personality and Individual…