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Signaling, Framing, and Audience Capture

How framing changes verdicts through conditional-foregrounding — same content, different outcome.

The same content framed differently produces different verdicts — not because the reader is wrong, but because conditional foregrounding is part of the inheritance. From the LHS Lens, signaling-and-framing studies reveal that 'what was said' is inseparable from 'how it was framed'; the discipline is to notice frame before content when assessing a claim.

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