Claim1bd191f2e39f30833e90192fb05421b6a77e0e8e0129b50c1d4ef308a1c4b916
Gauthier et al. found that neither switching the algorithm on nor switching it off significantly affected affective polarization or self-reported partisanship, meaning the asymmetry in following behavior did not translate to the outcome the framing measures.
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