Original paper
Selective sharing on social media: Examining the effects of disparate racial impact frames on intentions to retransmit news stories among US college students
Abstract
Theoretical and empirical evidence suggests disparate racial impact frames may lead to selective sharing on social media and result in differential retransmission rates across racial groups. In this online study, we (1) examined reported exposure to and sharing of content about race on social media among Black, White, and “Other” race/ethnicity college students ( N = 150); (2) experimentally tested how exposure to news story previews with...
Paper Details
Title
Selective sharing on social media: Examining the effects of disparate racial impact frames on intentions to retransmit news stories among US college students
Published Date
Jun 26, 2019
Journal
Volume
21
Issue
11-12
Pages
2691 - 2709
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