Rumor Response Behavior is a theoretical construct that characterizes the cognitive, emotional, and behavioral reactions of individuals or groups to perceived rumors, distinguishing it from related information processing phenomena by its focus on the dynamic interplay between rumor perception and adaptive or maladaptive responses within social and organizational contexts.
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Robert H. Knapp · Public Opinion Quarterly · 1944 · 383 citations
Warren A. Peterson, Noel P. Gist · American Journal of Sociology · 1951 · 210 citations
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Nanyang Technological University
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