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Nora Denner, Benno Viererbl & Thomas Koch. (2023) Effects of Repeated Corrections of Misinformation on Organizational Trust: More is Not Always Better. International Journal of Strategic Communication 17:1, pages 39-53.
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Jinping Wang & Zeynep Tanes-Ehle. (2023) Examining the Effects of Conversational Chatbots on Changing Conspiracy Beliefs about Science: The Paradox of Interactivity. Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media 67:1, pages 68-89.
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