Veille Scientifique étudiante concernant la cognition partagée (SharedCognition) et la polarisation politique
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A "sense of agency" is the feeling that one is the cause of events in the world. The presence of others has been shown to create a diffusion of responsibility and thus reduce individuals' explicit rat…
BACKGROUND: Nature exposure is an important determinant of physical, psychological, and social development and well-being. However, it has been suggested that today's youth are less likely to engage w…
Childbirth occurring at high-risk maternal ages (≤18 years or ≥40 years) remains an important public health concern in Bangladesh and is influenced by a range of socio-demographic and behavioral facto…
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…
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…
BACKGROUND: Appearance anxiety has increasingly been recognized as an important public mental health concern, characterized by persistent concerns regarding physical appearance and heightened sensitiv…
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: Social media has become a common source for health information, yet the relationship between users' experiences with this form of digital health information and health self-efficacy remain…
Democratic challenges are often attributed to the spread of misleading, untrustworthy, or biased information, leading scholars to focus on minimizing exposure to such "bad" content online. Instead, we…
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…
Digital platforms increasingly mediate political communication and public opinion formation, raising urgent questions about how Bigtech firms are associated with behavioral norm formation and affectiv…
BACKGROUND: Social media platforms have become increasingly important sources of health-related information for the U.S. public. At the same time, political polarization and sociodemographic inequalit…