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Background Information: Negated Corrections and Misinformation
Many researchers believe that correcting the misinformation immediately on social media and news platforms is best way to stopping the spread of misinformation. A perfect example would be fact checking tweets made by verified users on twitter. However, this is being disproved to being an effective way to stopping the spread of misinformation.
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Solution to Misinformation: Corrective
Solution to Misinformation: Legislative
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Solution to Misinformation: Emotional Refutations
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Background Information: Negated Corrections and Misinformation
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