evidence: The results of Study 1 also resonated with those of Study 2 as significant numbers of participants in Study 2 inaccurately answered knowledge questions about COVID-19 vaccines. For example, over 30% of participants answered "true" for the following false statement: COVID-19 vaccines can give you COVID-19. More than 25% of participants answered "it can be safer to get a disease than to get its vaccine" or "COVID-19 vaccines can cause infertility." Slightly over 15% of participants answered true for this false statement: COVID-19 mRNA vaccines can alter human DNA. Although not as frequent as the misinformation related to microchip, these aforementioned statements were all identified in Study 1 as types of misinformation participants had heard.