That’s why we always say we’re clarifying instead of correcting. If you present the information as if you cause the viewer to react with a bad feeling of being corrected, it doesn’t work, exactly as the study you cited shows.
That’s why we always say we’re clarifying instead of correcting. If you present the information as if you cause the viewer to react with a bad feeling of being corrected, it doesn’t work, exactly as the study you cited shows.