People tend to view issues as a matter of opinion when headlines use subjective verbs like 'believe,' despite being grounded in fact.
'Believe' in journalistic headlines may inaccurately portray scientific certainty, impacting how readers perceive information between fact and opinion.
Stanford University researchers highlight the importance of how information is presented, including terms like 'know' vs. 'believe,' in shaping public perception of facts.
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