Persuasion in 140 characters: Testing issue framing, persuasion and credibility via Twitter and online news articles in the gun control debate
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Highlights:
• Experimental design used to examine the persuasion and credibility of pro and anti-gun control arguments via Twitter and news articles.
• Study also examined the effect of the medium of transmittal (online news vs Twitter).
• Pro-gun control frames were more persuasive and more credible than anti-gun control frames.
• Arguments transmitted via online news articles elicited more persuasion than those transmitted via Twitter.
• Arguments transmitted via online news articles were also deemed more credible than those transmitted via Twitter.
摘要
•Experimental design used to examine the persuasion and credibility of pro and anti-gun control arguments via Twitter and news articles.•Study also examined the effect of the medium of transmittal (online news vs Twitter).•Pro-gun control frames were more persuasive and more credible than anti-gun control frames.•Arguments transmitted via online news articles elicited more persuasion than those transmitted via Twitter.•Arguments transmitted via online news articles were also deemed more credible than those transmitted via Twitter.
论文关键词:Social media,Gun control,Framing,Persuasion,Credibility,Experimental design
论文评审过程:Received 12 June 2016, Revised 19 August 2016, Accepted 22 September 2016, Available online 29 September 2016, Version of Record 29 September 2016.
论文官网地址:https://doi.org/10.1016/j.chb.2016.09.037