反身代词
社会化媒体
社会心理学
社会信任
心理学
假新闻
互联网隐私
社会学
媒体研究
计算机科学
认识论
万维网
社会资本
社会科学
哲学
作者
Barbara K. Kaye,Thomas J. Johnson
标识
DOI:10.1080/15456870.2024.2316844
摘要
This study furthers understanding of doomscrolling – obsessively looking for bad news on a mobile device to the detriment of one's well-being – by examining reactions (negative feelings, information seeking, sharing) to doomscrolling. It also tests relationships among doomscrolling, belief in 2020 election conspiracy theories and trust in video- and text-based social media. Findings show that belief in conspiracies theories influences all three reactions to doomscrolling, but only sharing of doomscrolled information influences belief in conspiracy theories. Also, trust in text-based and video social media leads to negative reactions and information seeking, while trust in video social media promotes sharing doomscrolled news. Further, the more strongly survey respondents trust video-based social media, the more they believe conspiracy theories. But support for Trump during the 2020 election is the strongest predictor of belief in conspiracy theories, while support for Biden is a negative predictor.
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