Publications by authors named "Rebecca A Costantini"
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- Social media, particularly YouTube, is a major source of vaccine misinformation, with the platform's algorithms playing a key role in what viewers encounter.
- The study examined how users encounter antivaccine misinformation depending on whether they search for it intentionally or stumble upon it via other antivaccine videos.
- Findings suggest that users are more susceptible to finding antivaccine content through direct navigation from seed videos, while YouTube has improved the visibility of provaccine videos to counter this trend.
Telling a story for the first time is a profound experience for both a storyteller and story-listener. This essay describes the significance of as a narrative event that captures the complexities of the untold stories about young women's reproductive healthcare experiences. Additionally, this essay identifies the importance of first-told stories and explores how the storyteller and story-listener grapple with these narrative events.
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