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The processing and evaluation of news content on social media is influenced by peer-user commentary
Social WorkHumanities & Social Sciences Communications

The processing and evaluation of news content on social media is influenced by peer-user commentary

A. B. Boot, K. Dijkstra, et al.

Discover how Likes and peer-user comments shape our perceptions of online news in this intriguing study by Arnout B. Boot, Katinka Dijkstra, and Rolf A. Zwaan. The research uncovers the powerful influence of negative comments on reader attitudes, credibility, and share intent, highlighting the psychology behind our online interactions.... show more
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