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Affective Framing of Environmental News Headlines Influences Engagement, Donations, and Memory
Negativity captures attention and motivates people to read and share news, but may also harm mental health, bias memory, and discourage sustained action to address long-term problems like climate change. We investigated how the affective framing of environmental news influenced immediate engagement
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