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The study directly reports that higher media literacy predicted better political-deepfake detection and lower liking and sharing intentions. DIRECT_TEXT

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Source: How deepfake plausibility, media literacy, and personal attitudes shape detection, liking, and intentions to share political deepfakes on social media · locator {} · excerpt hash sha256:45d98b9a6ceeffad5a2da4308ba85fdc8c620a0876910b3fc4753f84ad8103fd

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Media literacy and attitudes toward the person in the video emerged as strong predictors across outcomes; higher media literacy was associated with improved detection and with reduced liking and sharing intention, while more positive attitudes were associated with reduced detection and with increased liking and sharing intention.

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