Climate change as fake news: Positive attribute framing as a tactic against corporate reputation damage from the evaluations of sceptical, right-wing audiences

Michal Chmiel; Sania Fatima; Ciara Ingold; Jana Reisten; Catalina Tejada

Climate change as fake news: Positive attribute framing as a tactic against corporate reputation damage from the evaluations of sceptical, right-wing audiences

Michal Chmiel, Sania Fatima, Ciara Ingold, Jana Reisten, Catalina Tejada

Department of Psychology

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Original language	English
Journal	Corporate Communications: An International Journal
Publication status	Accepted/In press - 11 Aug 2024

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