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Muhammad Ehab Rasul1, Yoo Jung Oh2, Jeon Moonsun2

  • 1Centre for Trusted Internet and Community, National University of Singapore, Singapore, Singapore.

Cyberpsychology, behavior and social networking
|February 26, 2026
PubMed
概括

在美国,由于被认为是错误的信息和虚假信息,对新闻媒体的信任正在下降. 这项研究发现,对错误信息 (PMI) 和虚假信息 (PDI) 的看法会影响新闻来源的选择,特别是青社交媒体平台.

关键词:
另类媒体是替代媒体.虚假信息是一种错误的信息.错误的信息 错误的信息新闻消费新闻消费社交媒体 社交媒体传统的媒体是传统的.

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