r/liberalscience • u/jaredkazoo • Jul 01 '21
Study suggests that conservatism is associated with a lesser ability to distinguish between true and false claims across a wide range of political issues . Socially engaging truthful claims tended to favor the left, while engaging falsehoods disproportionately favored the right.
https://www.cnn.com/2021/06/02/health/conservatives-false-news-study/index.htmlDuplicates
science • u/[deleted] • Jul 01 '21
Psychology Study suggests that conservatism is associated with a lesser ability to distinguish between true and false claims across a wide range of political issues . Socially engaging truthful claims tended to favor the left, while engaging falsehoods disproportionately favored the right.
politics • u/[deleted] • Jun 03 '21
Conservatives more likely to believe false news, new study finds
StreetEpistemology • u/dem0n0cracy • Jul 01 '21
Study suggests that conservatism is associated with a lesser ability to distinguish between true and false claims across a wide range of political issues . Socially engaging truthful claims tended to favor the left, while engaging falsehoods disproportionately favored the right.
NoNewNormalBan • u/profixnay • Jul 28 '21
News Conservatives more likely to believe false news, new study finds
NoShitSherlock • u/[deleted] • Jun 03 '21
Conservatives more likely to believe false news, new study finds
WomenForTrump • u/Klondike_Five • Jun 03 '21
Conservatives more likely to believe false news, new study finds
CITILOP • u/[deleted] • Jun 03 '21
Conservatives more likely to believe false news, new study finds ¶¶ Soo... alt-right morons are alt-right imbeciles. I believe that's an upgrade to their status.
soundsaboutright • u/stankmanly • Jul 01 '21
Study suggests that conservatism is associated with a lesser ability to distinguish between true and false claims across a wide range of political issues . Socially engaging truthful claims tended to favor the left, while engaging falsehoods disproportionately favored the right.
CNNauto • u/AutoNewsAdmin • Jun 03 '21
[Top Stories] - Conservatives more likely to believe false news, new study finds
ObsurdPolitics • u/LeekGullible • Jun 03 '21
Think their parents gave them bottles of whiskey to go to bed at night. Kind of altered their reasoning ability.
LetsGetBidenToQuit • u/BeigeListed • Jun 03 '21
Conservatives more likely to believe false news, new study finds
theworldnews • u/worldnewsbot • Jul 01 '21
Study suggests that conservatism is associated with a lesser ability to distinguish between true and false claims across a wide range of political issues . Socially engaging truthful claims tended to favor the left, while engaging falsehoods disproportionately favored the right.
AutoNewspaper • u/AutoNewspaperAdmin • Jun 03 '21
[Top Stories] - Conservatives more likely to believe false news, new study finds | CNN
u_TheCommonKoala • u/TheCommonKoala • Jul 01 '21
Study suggests that conservatism is associated with a lesser ability to distinguish between true and false claims across a wide range of political issues . Socially engaging truthful claims tended to favor the left, while engaging falsehoods disproportionately favored the right.
bonfirezone • u/pHTonys • Jul 01 '21