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True or false? Linguistic and demographic factors influence veracity judgment of COVID-19 rumors

Linguistics and Languages

True or false? Linguistic and demographic factors influence veracity judgment of COVID-19 rumors

C. Fu, J. Zhang, et al.

Discover how linguistic and demographic factors play a crucial role in young adults' ability to judge the veracity of COVID-19 rumors. This insightful research conducted by Cun Fu, Jinru Zhang, and Xin Kang reveals compelling findings about rumor length and socioeconomic status that can reshape our understanding of information processing in a pandemic context.

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