解释2022年巴西大选中对选举错误信息的信念:意识形态、政治信任、社交媒体和即时通讯应用的作用

Patrícia G. C. Rossini, Camila Mont’Alverne, Antonis Kalogeropoulos
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巴西2022年的选举表明,虚假信息可能会产生暴力后果,尤其是当它来自高层时,引发了人们对民主倒退的担忧。本研究利用两波调查来调查在2022年巴西选举期间持有选举错误信息信念的个人层面预测因素以及信任和信息习惯的作用。我们的研究结果表明,对选举错误信息的敏感性受到政治意识形态、对选举过程和民主制度的信任以及信息消费等因素的影响,那些在即时通讯应用程序中参与政治团体的人更有可能相信选举错误信息。
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Explaining beliefs in electoral misinformation in the 2022 Brazilian election: The role of ideology, political trust, social media, and messaging apps
The 2022 elections in Brazil have demonstrated that disinformation can have violent consequences, particularly when it comes from the top, raising concerns around democratic backsliding. This study leverages a two-wave survey to investigate individual-level predictors of holding electoral misinformation beliefs and the role of trust and information habits during the 2022 Brazilian elections. Our findings demonstrate that susceptibility to electoral misinformation is affected by factors such as political ideology, trust in the electoral process and democratic institutions, and information consumption, with those who participate in political groups in messaging apps being more likely to believe in electoral misinformation.
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