Methodology and Resources
What data is available?
Analysis requires data. Over the past few years, there has been a surge in the creation of online information datasets within many research disciplines, including linguistics, computer science, social science, journalism, and psychology.

Overall, this collection provides a snapshot into the evolving landscape of data available for the evaluation of online information. They are or will be available for use by fellow researchers and practitioners.
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Analysis and Intervention Datasets


Analysis Datasets
This curated collection contains datasets relevant to ARTT’s analysis frameworks: News Quality, Psychological Misinformation Tactics, Online Misinformation Harms, and Community Trust Issues. Datasets that specifically contain vaccine-related content are indicated. This collection also contains datasets that are unrelated to vaccines, but part of the larger umbrella of ARTT research.
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Intervention Library
This library contains an evolving list of research into effective conversational responses and interventions online. Papers tagged according to our 10 potential response modes: Correct, Co-verify, De-escalate, Listen, Empathize, Share, Take Perspective, Encourage Healthy Inquiry, Invite Sociability, and Do Not Respond.
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Selection Criteria
Datasets selected for inclusion satisfy at least one of these criteria:
Criterion 1
Dataset contains qualitative or quantitative content/process analysis on any of the indicators, concepts, or dimensions within the four analysis taxonomies;

Criterion 2
Dataset is derived from ARTT-related activities and partnerships focused on the analysis of vaccine-related content;

Criterion 3
Dataset includes dictionaries or codebooks that support the ARTT Guide’s analysis capabilities.
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