Juss Go on the Internet and Tell Lies : The Psychology of Rumor
March 4, 2019
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as posted by the channelThe case of Jussie Smollett showed the world, once again, that people will believe any claim of victim-hood if the person making the claim is a part of a "protected class", but why was it that the media and the public at large were so willing to accept Jussie's claims mere days after falling for a similar hoax regarding the Covington Catholic kids? Well, it might just have something to do with the psychology of rumor-mongering. Let's then go on a deep delve into the theory both past and present regarding rumor theory.
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