Nu mincinoșii ne păcălesc cel mai ușor. Cine ne face, de fapt, să credem informațiile false

Research indicates that people are more likely to believe false information when it comes from those indifferent to truth. This phenomenon is amplified by repetition, which makes statements seem more credible. The study highlights the difference between intentional liars and those who speak without verifying facts, suggesting that the latter can be more persuasive due to a lack of perceived manipulation. Cognitive fatigue and stress further reduce critical analysis, making individuals more susceptible to familiar messages. The findings underscore the importance of questioning the reliability of sources, especially in the context of social media.