Participants facing popular tags challenging their bias ( n = 61 ) showed significantly less biased tag selection ( F2 ,168 = 10.61 , P < .001 , partial eta squared = 0.112 ) , blog post selection ( F2 ,168 = 6.55 , P = .002 , partial eta squared = 0.072 ) , and treatment efficacy ratings ( F2 ,168 = 8.48 , P < .001 , partial eta squared = 0.092 ) , compared to bias-supporting tag clouds ( n = 56 ) and balanced tag clouds ( n = 57 ) .