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Goal of "Flagging fake news on social media: An experimental study of media consumers' identification of fake news"
- To understand how the presence of fact-checking flags can affect peoples' ability to identify misinformation
- To identify which types of flags are more effective: those from fact-checkers or those from individual readers through crowdsourcing
- Lastly, to understand if, after seeing the flags, peoples' assessment of fake news changes due to critical thinking or due to their blind faith in the flags
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Updated 2021-08-06
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