EDITORIAL
Published on 20 Jul 2023
Editorial: The psychology of fake news on social media, who falls for it, who shares it, why, and can we help users detect it?
doi 10.3389/fpsyg.2023.1236748
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- The Psychology of Fake News on Social Media: Who falls for it, who shares it, why, and can we help users detect it?
The Psychology of Fake News on Social Media: Who falls for it, who shares it, why, and can we help users detect it?
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