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A MEME’S ROLE IN INFORMATION DISORDER CAMPAIGNS: DESIGNING AN EXPERIMENT THAT DRAWS CORRELATIONS BETWEEN AGE, EDUCATION LEVEL AND GENDER, AND PARTICIPANT WILLINGNESS TO INTERACT WITH FALSE INFORMATION
The use of social media has been growing every year since its inception. With that, individuals, organizations, businesses, and nations have created clever ways to spread messages to large audiences; however, in the last decade, those same entities have begun utilizing social media to spread false n
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