Peer influence, risk propensity and fear of missing out in sharing misinformation on social media during the COVID-19 pandemic
Widespread misinformation on social media is high, and this is made worse during a publich health crisis. While literature on technological solutions to combat misinformation abounds, limited studies have investigated the psychology behond why misinformationis in rapid diffusion in this digital plat...
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2020
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