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Conservatives More Likely To Read Opposing Points Of View

From LiveScience: "People with stronger party affiliation, conservative political views, and greater interest in politics proved more likely to click on articles with opposing views, according to the Ohio State study.

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'It appears that people with these characteristics are more confident in their views and so they're more inclined to at least take a quick look at the counterarguments.'"

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