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A review of research by Haidt and Bail suggests that social media platforms have not been as polarizing, echo-chambering, or radicalizing as often claimed. The article also discusses the lack of data and the challenges of studying social media's effects.
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BetaA guide to achieving clarity and purpose in today's fast-paced world of information overload. Learn how to recognize, analyze, categorize, scrutinize, prioritize, and actualize the information you consume.
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BetaSinan Aral, an MIT expert in information technology and marketing, explores the dynamics of social media and suggests new ways to prevent online information from exacerbating falsehood, polarization, and social tension. His book, "The Hype Machine," covers topics such as disinformation, dopamine, and digital advertising.
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BetaPsychologists explain how news consumption can lead to anxiety, depression, and learned helplessness, and offer strategies to manage media overload. The article cites research on the effects of Covid-19, social media, and other negative news on emotional well-being.
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BetaMedia diets in a high-choice environment. In the current media environment, individuals may access political information through a wide variety of channels such as via television, radio, social media, search, online news sites, and face-to-face communication to name a few (Van Aelst et al., Citation 2017).They may choose to combine these media or use them singularly.
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BetaAnd results are regularly overstated—sometimes by the scientists, often by the media. “Social media research is the perfect storm showing us where all the problems are with our scientific ...
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BetaAnd as I explain below, the poll’s findings about public perception of the media are clearly overstated. Thus, there is this complicated picture of the public, which seems to give widespread ...
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BetaIn fact most people use multiple media outlets and social media platforms, meaning that only a small proportion of the population, at most, is influenced by echo chambers. ... The echo chamber is overstated: the moderating effect of political interest and diverse media, by Elizabeth Dubois & Grant Blank in Information, Communication & Society ...
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BetaThis finding supports recent evidence that, for the German hybrid media environment, the generational gap may be overstated (Mangold et al. 2021). Concerning gender, we see a strong ...
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BetaWhile media effects research covers a vast range of topics—from the study of its persuasive effects in advertising to its positive impact on emotions and behaviors—of particular interest to criminologists is the relationship between violence in popular media and real-life aggression and violence. ... overstated, compromised, and fabricated ...
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