Study of 12.7M tweets shows social media amplifies expressions of moral outrage, as users learn that such language gets rewarded with more "likes" and "shares" (Bill Hathaway/YaleNews)

Study of 12.7M tweets shows social media amplifies expressions of moral outrage, as users learn that such language gets rewarded with more "likes" and "shares" (Bill Hathaway/YaleNews)


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Study of 12.7M tweets shows social media amplifies expressions of moral outrage, as users learn that such language gets rewarded with more "likes" and "shares" (Bill Hathaway/YaleNews)
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