Rumor Believability is a theoretical construct within the study of rumor transmission that denotes the degree to which an unverified narrative is perceived as plausible and credible by individuals, distinguishing it from related constructs such as rumor spread or rumor persistence by focusing specifically on the cognitive assessment of truthfulness prior to verification.
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The University of Queensland
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