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Limitations of "Flagging fake news on social media: An experimental study of media consumers' identification of fake news"
- News items were presented as only a headline, an image, and a lead; the authenticity of news might have been evaluated differently if the entire news article was provided
- The instructions given to participants may have made them more skeptical and therefore more suspicious of every news items' authenticity
- This experiment was only able to capture the short-term effects of fact-checking flags
- The study did not take the effect of social circles into consideration; the credibility of news is seen as much higher if it comes from a close friend of the media consumer
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Updated 2021-08-06
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