Do We Trust the Crowd? Effects of Crowdsourcing on Perceived Credibility of Online Health Information

Overview of attention for article published in Health Communication, September 2020

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@Seuss420Michael @CurlTheSyfyGurl @yaf @libsoftiktok It's crowd sourced. https://t.co/VXn3G4bClp.

02 Feb 2023

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RT @ElinSilveous: Do We Trust the Crowd? Effects of Crowdsourcing on Perceived Credibility of Online Health Information: Health Communicati…

30 Dec 2021

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Do We Trust the Crowd? Effects of Crowdsourcing on Perceived Credibility of Online Health Information: Health Communication: Vol 37, No 1 https://t.co/DjzwTMH7Mv

29 Dec 2021

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PhD alum @YanHuangUH (now at @UHouston) and James P. Jimirro Professor of Media Effects @Shyamer examine the relationship of crowdsourcing, credibility, and online health information. https://t.co/NUiZ28CPMN

26 Sep 2020

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