Understanding the Personality of Contributors to Information Cascades in Social Media in Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic

Diana Nurbakova, Liana Ermakova, Irina Ovchinnikova
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Social media have become a major source of health information for lay people. It has the power to influence the public's adoption of health policies and to determine the response to the current COVID-19 pandemic. The aim of this paper is to enhance understanding of personality characteristics of users who spread information about controversial COVID-19 medical treatments on Twitter.
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了解社交媒体中信息级联贡献者的个性以应对COVID-19大流行
社交媒体已经成为非专业人士获取健康信息的主要来源。它有权影响公众对卫生政策的采纳,并决定对当前COVID-19大流行的应对措施。本文的目的是加强对在推特上传播有争议的COVID-19医疗信息的用户的个性特征的理解。
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