Detection signals
- Contrastive wording around the same event ("reform" vs "restriction").
- Strong evaluative labels around neutral facts.
- Asymmetric emphasis on costs or benefits.
Framing effect
The same facts are presented in a wording frame that steers interpretation.
The proposition remains similar, but lexical choices, emphasis, and structure guide readers toward a preferred interpretation. Frame shifts can change perceived risk, blame, or legitimacy without changing raw events.
Caution notes
- Framing is common in journalism; detect only when steering is substantive.
- Different framing does not automatically mean intentional manipulation.
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