Gordon Pennycook

University of Regina — Canada

Social Sciences · Social Sciences

77h-index32.2kcitations305works7.62yr avg
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Research Topics

Misinformation and Its Impacts(154), Social Media and Politics(60), Psychology of Moral and Emotional Judgment(58), Decision-Making and Behavioral Economics(40), Hate Speech and Cyberbullying Detection(37)

Publications305 total

Using Artificial Intelligence to Better Understand Human Intelligence
Current Directions in Psychological Science·2026
How malicious AI swarms can threaten democracy
Science·2026· 2 cited
Political motives help rather than hinder crowdsourced fact-checking
2025Open Access
Persuading voters using human–artificial intelligence dialogues
Nature·2025· 2 citedOpen Access
Is Overconfidence a Trait? An Adversarial Collaboration
Psychological Science·2025
Short dialogues with AI reduce belief in antisemitic conspiracy theories
2025Open Access
How Malicious AI Swarms Can Threaten Democracy
2025
Greenwashing Training Fosters a General Skepticism Toward Advertisements
2025Open Access
A brief therapeutic conversation with AI decreases intentions to exclusively seek human therapy
2025
Dialogues with large language models reduce conspiracy beliefs even when the AI is perceived as human
PNAS Nexus·2025· 4 citedOpen Access
Dialogues with Large Language Models reduce conspiracy beliefs even when the AI is perceived as human
2025Open Access
How Malicious AI Swarms Can Threaten Democracy
2025
Reply to Quillien: Intuitive preferences and interpretive humility in intentionality judgments
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences·2025Open Access
Editorial overview: The psychology of misinformation
Current Opinion in Psychology·2025
Dialogues with Large Language Models reduce conspiracy beliefs even when the AI is perceived as human
2025Open Access
A brief therapeutic conversation with AI decreases intentions to exclusively seek human therapy
2025
AI reduces conspiracy beliefs even when presented as a human expert
2025Open Access
Addressing climate change skepticism and inaction using human-AI dialogues
2025· 1 citedOpen Access
Reducing belief in conspiracy theories as they unfold using large language models
2025Open Access
Deep Canvassing using AI reduces prejudice toward undocumented immigrants
2025Open Access
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Frequent Co-authors

David G. Rand(30), Jonathan A. Fugelsang(11), Derek J. Koehler(10), James Allan Cheyne(6), Adam J. Berinsky(4), Tyrone D. Cannon(4), Antonio A. Arechar(4), Nathaniel Barr(4), Cass R. Sunstein(3), Sander van der Linden(3), Jonathon McPhetres(3), Jackson G. Lu(3), Mohsen Mosleh(3), Adam Bear(3), Valerie A. Thompson(3), Robert M. Ross(3), Jay Joseph Van Bavel(2), Katherine Baicker(2), Paulo S. Boggio(2), Valerio Capraro(2)