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Messaging Matters: Learn how extremists influence followers on social media

NCITE researchers at the University of Oklahoma are studying how extremist groups use rhetoric and other messaging strategies to influence followers online.

  • published: 2023/03/06
  • contact: NCITE Communications - NCITE
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NCITE researchers at the University of Oklahoma are studying the rhetoric and messaging strategies used by extremist groups on online social media platforms.

Led by principal investigator Matthew Jensen, Ph.D., the team studied the differences in language used by violent and nonviolent groups and examined how exposure to social media feeds changed how strongly users feel about certain ideological issues.

Check out a summary of the report below and read the full Year 2 project update here.

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