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Discourse Patterns used by extremist Salafists in Facebook posts to potentially trigger cognitive biases

Catherine Bouko (UGent) , Pieter Van Ostaeyen and Pierre Voué
(2021) Targeted : Digitale Kommunikation und Werbung, Abstracts. p.77-77
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MLA
Bouko, Catherine, et al. “Discourse Patterns Used by Extremist Salafists in Facebook Posts to Potentially Trigger Cognitive Biases.” Targeted : Digitale Kommunikation Und Werbung, Abstracts, Universität Leipzig, Institut für Kommunikationsund Medienwissenschaft, 2021, pp. 77–77.
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Bouko, C., Van Ostaeyen, P., & Voué, P. (2021). Discourse Patterns used by extremist Salafists in Facebook posts to potentially trigger cognitive biases. Targeted : Digitale Kommunikation Und Werbung, Abstracts, 77–77. Universität Leipzig, Institut für Kommunikationsund Medienwissenschaft.
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Bouko, Catherine, Pieter Van Ostaeyen, and Pierre Voué. 2021. “Discourse Patterns Used by Extremist Salafists in Facebook Posts to Potentially Trigger Cognitive Biases.” In Targeted : Digitale Kommunikation Und Werbung, Abstracts, 77–77. Universität Leipzig, Institut für Kommunikationsund Medienwissenschaft.
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Bouko, Catherine, Pieter Van Ostaeyen, and Pierre Voué. 2021. “Discourse Patterns Used by Extremist Salafists in Facebook Posts to Potentially Trigger Cognitive Biases.” In Targeted : Digitale Kommunikation Und Werbung, Abstracts, 77–77. Universität Leipzig, Institut für Kommunikationsund Medienwissenschaft.
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Bouko C, Van Ostaeyen P, Voué P. Discourse Patterns used by extremist Salafists in Facebook posts to potentially trigger cognitive biases. In: Targeted : Digitale Kommunikation und Werbung, Abstracts. Universität Leipzig, Institut für Kommunikationsund Medienwissenschaft; 2021. p. 77–77.
IEEE
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C. Bouko, P. Van Ostaeyen, and P. Voué, “Discourse Patterns used by extremist Salafists in Facebook posts to potentially trigger cognitive biases,” in Targeted : Digitale Kommunikation und Werbung, Abstracts, Leipzig, 2021, pp. 77–77.
@inproceedings{8727213,
  author       = {{Bouko, Catherine and Van Ostaeyen, Pieter and Voué, Pierre}},
  booktitle    = {{Targeted : Digitale Kommunikation und Werbung, Abstracts}},
  language     = {{eng}},
  location     = {{Leipzig}},
  pages        = {{77--77}},
  publisher    = {{Universität Leipzig, Institut für Kommunikationsund Medienwissenschaft}},
  title        = {{Discourse Patterns used by extremist Salafists in Facebook posts to potentially trigger cognitive biases}},
  url          = {{https://www.sozphil.uni-leipzig.de/fileadmin/Fakult%C3%A4t_SozPhil/Institut_KMW/Medien-_und_Kommunikationswissenschaft/BoA_Final.pdf}},
  year         = {{2021}},
}