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Need for cognition and rumour theory in post-revolutionary Egypt
Egyptian society went through a number of significant changes between 2011 and 2015 as a result of the January 25 Revolution. Beyond the political implications, there have also been shifts in the social and psychological motivations behind the way people consume media and share information. This inc...
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2015
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