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Date: 2020
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Why does misinformation persist? : cognitive explanations of the implicit message effect
Reynolds, Reed Miller
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Critical algorithmic literacy : power, epistemology, and platforms
Cotter, Kelley Marie
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Empirically validating the threshold distribution assumption in complex contagion
Hao, Qi
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Understanding gaps in the retention of hiv positive members of key populations in kenya based on the health belief model
Osoro, Ruth A.
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UNDERSTANDING THE FACTORS AFFECTING DIGITAL INCLUSION AND EXCLUSION : A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE UNITED STATES AND INDONESIA
triwibowo, whisnu
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Identifying signatures of perceived interpersonal synchrony
Novotny, Eric
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The role of trending norms and group identity on pro-environmental behaviors
Chung, Minwoong
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Does the apple fall far from the tree? emerging adult children responses to parents during conflict interactions
Shebib, Samantha J.
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Exploring the effects of technology use and overuse on well-being among emerging adult college students : a qualitative approach
McCarroll, Alexis
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