Social Media Misinformation Affects Voting
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•Misinformation on social media leads to ineffective voting decisions, study suggests
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A recent study examines how social media influences voters’ information-gathering behaviors and decision quality.
The study aimed to understand the complex role of social media in democratic elections.
In recent elections, the U.S. has witnessed growing concerns about the impact of the social media as a possible source of misinformation that could influence public opinion and voting decisions.
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