Examines the impact of labeling and warnings on attitude in video environments, suggesting effective correction strategies.
= 299) reveals that highly endorsed misinformation undermines affective attitude when labels are absent, but subtle warnings reverse this effect. Affective attitude primarily drives behavioral intention under misinformation exposure. The findings extend norm-based persuasion and misinformation correction theories within algorithmic short-form video environments.
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