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A study of the role of fake videos circulated on social media in the political discourse of youth (a research paper based on primary data)

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Fake videos significantly affect youth political discourse, shaping opinions and actions.
Evidence suggests a measurable impact regarding engagement, with youth increasingly influenced by online content.
Observational analysis examines social media interactions, focusing on youth perspectives and engagement.
Highlighting the need for critical assessment, particularly in how media literacy can address misinformation.

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A study of the role of fake videos circulated on social media in the political discourse of youth (a research paper based on primary data)

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