Study Suggests Rebranding a “Fact-Check” as a “Confirmation” to Help Make “Corrections of Information” More Palatable

via reclaimthenet A study published this month in Nature looks into how reframing a “fact-check” as a “confirmation” helps those behind this activity increase engagement with their output, what’s termed “corrections of information.” In other words, what effect does different framing – as confirmation or refutation – have on the likelihood that people will share, …

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