… Here, we report a psychological bias that we describe as the ‘fake news effect’: the … (‘you
are fake news’) – a psychological bias that we describe here, as the ‘fake news effect’. We …

… for fake news in political … fake news in political contexts, with a focus on personal characteristics.
Overall there appears to be a bias toward overrating the accuracy of true and fake news …

… whereby politics drives susceptibility to fake news, people are ‘better’ at discerning truth
from falsehood (despite greater overall belief) when evaluating politically concordant news. …

… has identified political bias as one of the main predictors of belief and spread of fake news.
… regarding the effect of political identity on the discernment of fake news. This systematic …

… We wanted to examine how personality factors and participants' ideology and news
consumption related to their political bias in headline ratings. We calculated political bias by …

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… That finding suggests that what drives differences in beliefs about real and fake news is not
necessarily a partisan bias—that is, a motivation to reason in favor of a particular ideology—…

… political ideology (sharing bias). Having acknowledged the possible role of perceived peer
political orientation in disseminating fake news … biased believability and sharing of fake news. …

… ’s political ideology and the belief in fake news. In this study, we define ‘fake news’ as an article
that falsifies a real news or … , fake news continues to be disseminated, and false or biased …

… were seeing not just fake political headlines but phony horror … phenomena such as
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