Framing #FactChecks as a “#confirmation” increases engagement with corrections of misinformation: a https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-024-53337-0 “Confirmation statements such as “it is TRUE that p” convey that the content is socially acceptable and less likely to expose users to public scrutiny and criticism. Tetlock coins the term “#IntuitivePolitician” to describe the behavior of risk-averse subjects who seek to preserve their reputation by aligning themselves with socially accepted positions”
“People behave like intuitive politicians when they seek to maintain a positive reputation or fulfill the social duties for which they are accountable”20. Therefore, confirmation frames communicate greater social acceptability and widespread consensus with published content.
Refutation frames, in contrast, suggest that there are dissenting opinions and raise the potential for conflict.”