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How slopaganda exploits features of human cognition

2026-03-11

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<p>Human cognition relies on mechanisms that shape how we attend to, process, and store information form the environment. Repetition, information overload, biases, individual prior knowledge and beliefs can all influence what we believe to be true when confronted with new information. Research on false memory formation can explain how people start believing inaccurate information, highlighting how core cognitive p...

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bee45b39-7339-5819-87f7-5fa796cbf2d5
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10.31234/osf.io/3zbdn_v1
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