Veille Scientifique étudiante concernant la cognition partagée (SharedCognition) et la polarisation politique
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Traitement cognitif de l’information politique en ligne
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political attitudes AND (media OR news OR information) AND (experiment OR participants OR study)
opinion formation AND (media OR news OR information) AND experiment
attitude change AND political AND (media OR exposure) AND experiment
selective exposure AND (news OR media) AND (choice OR behavior OR experiment)
media exposure AND (political OR news) AND (judgment OR perception OR attitudes)
news exposure AND (attention OR cognition OR experiment)
Drawing on the third-person effect (TPE), this study examines how partisan identity, source cues, and comparison targets shape third-person perceptions (TPP) of political misinformation and their asso…
Health misinformation and disinformation (mis-disinformation) on social media presents a growing threat to individual and population health, societal resilience, and national security. While social me…
BACKGROUND: Death literacy is viewed as a resource that enables individuals and communities to navigate the end of life. The Lancet Commission on the Value of Death has recommended its society-wide de…
BACKGROUND AND THEORETICAL CONTEXT: Occupational burnout has evolved from an individual psychological concern into a systemic challenge to organisational sustainability. Traditional burnout research r…
BACKGROUND: Public responses to child abuse depend on recognition of harm, knowledge of reporting pathways, perceived credibility of formal institutions, and broader social norms. This study examined …
Chronic noncommunicable diseases (NCDs, such as cardiovascular and diabetes) pose an increasing burden in low-and middle-income countries, accounting for ~80% of premature (under age 70) NCD deaths gl…
INTRODUCTION: Research on social networking site (SNS) use and academic performance shows inconsistent results, partly because most studies treat SNS use as a uniform exposure and rarely test motive-s…
INTRODUCTION: Western media framing of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) shapes public health beliefs and policy attitudes across national contexts, yet systematic cross-national evidence remains lim…
BACKGROUND: Advanced HIV disease remains a significant public health challenge in Sub-Saharan Africa, with inadequate uptake of biomedical prevention strategies such as HIV Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (P…
The COVID-19 pandemic unfolded in parallel with an infodemic where competing information from formal and informal sources shaped protective behavior. This study conducted a secondary analysis of cross…
Social media play a crucial role in shaping public perceptions of migration during crises. This study examines how discourse on Ukrainians in Poland was framed on X/Twitter during the first year of Ru…
OBJECTIVE: To examine whether fact-checking COVID-19 fake news on social media corrects false beliefs among Chinese youths, and identifies factors influencing its effectiveness.METHODS: We conducted a…