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270 documents, 181 to 200
Web pageVerywell Mind
Why Our Brains Are Hardwired to Focus on the Negative
Primary sourceScientific paperNature Communications
Systematic review and meta-analysis of the evidence for an illusory truth effect and its determinants - Nature Communications
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Cited in : Why does a repeated claim eventually seem true?, Media framing: how the same fact can tell two stories
Primary sourceScientific paperarXiv
The Power of Framing: How News Headlines Guide Search Behavior
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Primary sourceScientific paperScienceDirect
Individual-level differences in negativity biases in news selection
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Cited in : Media framing: how the same fact can tell two stories
Primary sourceScientific paperScienceDirect
The illusory truth effect leads to the spread of misinformation
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Primary sourceWeb pageConseil de presse du Québec
Décisions - Conseil de presse du Québec
Primary sourceOfficial reportIPSO
Court reporting - IPSO
Cited in : Media framing: how the same fact can tell two stories
Primary sourcePrimary documentAcademia.edu
The Presumption of Innocence and the Media Coverage of Criminal Cases
Primary sourceScientific paperPubMed Central
Rethinking news framing with large language models
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Cited in : Media framing: how the same fact can tell two stories
Primary sourceOfficial reportConseil de presse du Québec
Titre sensationnaliste en une de La Presse - Conseil de presse du Québec
Cited in : Media framing: how the same fact can tell two stories
Primary sourceScientific paper
Negative online news articles are shared more to social media
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Primary sourceScientific paperNature Medicine
Misinformation: susceptibility, spread, and interventions to immunize the public - Nature Medicine
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Primary sourcePrimary documentConseil de presse du Québec
D2017-11-127 - Conseil de presse du Québec
Cited in : Media framing: how the same fact can tell two stories
Primary sourcePrimary documentPress Council
Press Council Adjudication
Cited in : Media framing: how the same fact can tell two stories
Primary sourceScientific paper
Framing, identity, and responsibility: do episodic vs. thematic framing effects vary by target population?
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Cited in : Media framing: how the same fact can tell two stories