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Table 2 Relationship between sentiment and content classification among all 232 pieces of misinformation analysed

From: Misinformation on social networks during the novel coronavirus pandemic: a quali-quantitative case study of Brazil

   

Real life stories

Conspiracy theories

Health Tips

Scientific/epidemiologic data

Virtual scams

Warnings

Politics

Total

Sentiment

Negative

Frequency

75

9

0

13

1

6

43

147

%

65,2%

90,0%

0,0%

40,6%

11,1%

85,7%

76,8%

60,5%

Adjusted Residual

1,4

−1,9

−4,8

−2,5

−3,1

1,4

2,8

 

Neutral

Frequency

25

1

9

11

5

1

9

61

%

21,7%

10,0%

64,3%

34,4%

55,6%

14,3%

16,1%

25,1%

Adjusted Residual

−1,1

− 1,1

3,5

1,3

2,1

-,7

−1,8

 

Positive

Frequency

15

0

5

8

3

0

4

35

%

13,0%

0,0%

35,7%

25,0%

33,3%

0,0%

7,1%

14,4%

Adjusted Residual

-,6

−1,3

2,3

1,8

1,6

−1,1

− 1,8

 

Total

Frequency

115

 

14

32

9

7

56

243

%

100,0%

10

100,0%

100,0%

100,0%

100,0%

100,0%

100,0%