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Political fact-checking on Twitter: When do corrections have an effect? - Discussion
- People are more likely to accept misinformation correction pointed out by people they know because they feel accountable and probably share similar interests and preferences as their acquaintances
- Twitter API does not provide information on when snoper-snopee relationships begin or end
- People’s level of receptivity to misinformation correction could be impacted by who pointed it out rather than their insistence on the rumors
- The impact may not necessarily be the same in face-to-face exchange
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Updated 2021-07-05
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