Influences of emotion on accepting misinformation
- Negative emotional state vs. positive emotional state
- High arousal conditions vs. low arousal conditions
- The cognitive impact of anger
- Anger and suggestibility
- Anger's effect on speed and confidence
- Post-truth situation
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