A new study explores how the “News-Finds-Me” perception contributes to overconfidence in identifying fake news. This mindset not only heightens susceptibility to misinformation but also encourages sharing of false stories.

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A new study explores how the “News-Finds-Me” perception contributes to overconfidence in identifying fake news. This mindset not only heightens susceptibility to misinformation but also encourages sharing of false stories. submitted by /u/a_Ninja_b0y
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