Noticias falsas y creencias infundadas en la era de la posverdad
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Mass communication, Communication psychology, democracy, ethics of the press, , information dissemination, critical thinking Comunicación de masas, Psicología de la comunicación, democracia, ética de la prensa, difusión de la información, pensamiento crítico
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