Attacking science on social media: How user comments affect perceived trustworthiness and credibility.
作者： Lukas Gierth , Rainer Bromme
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摘要: … We found that comment preference depended on the topic: while people view complexity as a strong argument and accusations of incompetence as a weak argument regardless of topic…
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