The Facebook and Twitter data analyzed by Brady’s team revealed that misinformation evoked more outrage than trustworthy news. At the same time, people were way more likely to share outrageous content, regardless of whether it was #misinformation or not.
https://arstechnica.com/science/2024/12/people-will-share-misinformation-that-sparks-moral-outrage/
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