The influence of social communications on the formation of public opinion of citizens during the war

Artem Halich, Olha Kutsevska, Oksana Korchagina, Olena Kravchenko, Nataliia Fiedotova
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With the development of information technology and the spread of social networks, communication has become more accessible and faster, and therefore, social communications are becoming an increasingly relevant and important issue for modern society. The research aims to study the current state of social communications in Ukrainian and global society, considering their transformation and identifying development trends. The research was conducted using the methods of analysis, systematisation, deduction, generalisation, and surveying. The research provides knowledge on the current state of social communications in Ukrainian and global society. Various aspects of communication processes, their transformation and development trends were studied and analysed, which allowed to understand their role and impact on modern society. The study revealed the peculiarities of social communications in different contexts, such as war, revolution, and pandemic. Particular attention was paid to the impact of social media platforms, such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, and TikTok, on the formation of public opinion, cultural stereotypes, and types of users on social media. The study was conducted to investigate the social communications of Ukrainians, including their activity on social media. The study helped to establish how social communications affect the interaction of various social groups and institutions, including political processes, civic engagement, and youth culture, as well as trends in social communications. The results of the study of social communications can be used by researchers to expand knowledge in the field of communications, develop new theories and approaches, and understand modern communication processes in society.
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战争期间社会传播对公民舆论形成的影响
随着信息技术的发展和社交网络的普及,通信变得更加方便快捷,因此,社会通信正成为现代社会日益相关和重要的问题。本研究旨在研究乌克兰和全球社会的社会传播现状,考虑其转变并确定发展趋势。研究采用了分析、系统化、演绎、概括和调查等方法。研究提供了有关乌克兰和全球社会传播现状的知识。研究和分析了传播过程的各个方面、其转变和发展趋势,从而了解其对现代社会的作用和影响。研究揭示了社会传播在战争、革命和大流行病等不同背景下的特殊性。特别关注了 Facebook、Twitter、Instagram、LinkedIn 和 TikTok 等社交媒体平台对舆论形成、文化成见和社交媒体用户类型的影响。该研究旨在调查乌克兰人的社会交流情况,包括他们在社交媒体上的活动。该研究有助于确定社会传播如何影响各社会群体和机构的互动,包括政治进程、公民参与和青年文化,以及社会传播的趋势。研究人员可以利用社会传播研究的成果来扩展传播领域的知识,发展新的理论和方法,了解社会中的现代传播过程。
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