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Judul The Psychology Of Fake News : Accepting, Sharing, and Correcting Misinformation / Rainer Greifeneder; Mariela E. Jaffé; Eryn J. Newman; Norbert Schwarz (Editor)
Pengarang Rainer Greifeneder; Mariela E. Jaffé; Eryn J. Newman; Norbert Schwarz (Editor)
Penerbitan London : Routledge, 2021
Deskripsi Fisik 253p. :ill
ISBN 978-0-429-29537-9
Subjek INFORMATION BEHAVIOR
SOCIAL MEDIA—PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS
Catatan Following Brexit and the 2016 US presidential campaign, the Oxford Dictionary selected “post-truth” as the Word of the Year 2016, which the dictionary defined as “relating to or denoting circumstances in which objective facts are less inf luential in shaping public opinion than appeals to emotion and personal belief “ (Oxford-Dictionary, 2016). A year later, the Collins Dictionary designated “fake news” as the Collins Word of the Year 2017 in response to a 365% increase in its usage in the Collins corpus of the English language (Collins Dictionary, 2017). As the dissemination of fake news f lourished and became a topic of public discourse and concern, designating something as fake news became another tool in the repertoire of political propaganda. From US president Donald Trump accusing journalists and mainstream media of spreading fake news about him (e.g., Pengelly, 2017) to the mainstream media tracking fake news spread by Donald Trump (Kessler, Rizzo, & Kelly, 2019), and the German party AFD (Alternative
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