Rumor Emergence
Rumor Emergence is a theoretical construct in the study of information dynamics that denotes the initial phase in which unverified information arises within a social network, distinguished by the spontaneous generation and early propagation of narrative elements under conditions of ambiguity or incomplete information.
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Robert H. Knapp · Public Opinion Quarterly · 1944 · 383 citations
A Study of a Rumor: Its Origin and Spread
Léon Festinger, Dorwin Cartwright, Kathleen Barber et al. · Human Relations · 1948 · 175 citations
A Theory of Rumor Transmission
H. Taylor Buckner · Public Opinion Quarterly · 1965 · 148 citations
How hardwired is human behavior?
Nigel Nicholson · PubMed · 1998 · 122 citations
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Rochester Institute of Technology
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