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Journal Article
The Role of Disinformation in Modern Age: An Impact on Chinese Politics
2024
Overview
A substantial body of research has been devoted to analyzing the factors that influence people's change in political behavior through the use of various media. Nevertheless, the phenomenon of political opinion and attitude change within the realms of online and social media has been relatively overlooked. By developing theoretical model and evaluating empirically a structural equation model that establishes a connection between online and social media, political disinformation, and media content changes, this study attempts to cast light on this body of work. By utilizing autoregressive causal tests conducted on panel data from three phases of the China Survey collected in 2022 and 2023, our findings suggest that political disinformation, online media, and social media are all positive predictors of changes in the political attitudes of individuals. Moreover, empirical evidence from structural equation tests demonstrates that disinformation is more likely to be disseminated through social media and online news platforms. This, in turn, facilitates political change in the online media domain by predicting greater levels of political transformation. Additional recommendations for future direction and limitations are explained in this research.
Publisher
El Profesional de la Informacion
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