Communication through Indonesian Social Media: Avoiding Hate Speeches, Intolerance, and Hoaxes

This research explores the consequences of online conformity in terms of how people respond to fake news. It was found that there was a greater tendency to intend to spread a fake news item when it is accompanied with comments that support the news article compared with comments that are critical of...

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Main Author: Ahmad Sultra Rustan
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Journal of Social Studies Education Research 2020-06-01
Series:Journal of Social Studies Education Research
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Online Access:https://jsser.org/index.php/jsser/article/view/2314
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description This research explores the consequences of online conformity in terms of how people respond to fake news. It was found that there was a greater tendency to intend to spread a fake news item when it is accompanied with comments that support the news article compared with comments that are critical of the content and optionally its author. Moreover, the research suggests that warnings from organizations about inaccurate news may not change people’s attitudes or reduce their willingness to spread a piece of fake news as powerfully as reading the critical comments of other consumers.
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spelling doaj.art-e4ffde6a621941babcfc816bdc182c1e2023-02-15T16:16:32ZengJournal of Social Studies Education ResearchJournal of Social Studies Education Research1309-91081309-91082020-06-01112174185452Communication through Indonesian Social Media: Avoiding Hate Speeches, Intolerance, and HoaxesAhmad Sultra Rustan0State Islamic Institute (IAIN) of Pare-Pare, South SulawesiThis research explores the consequences of online conformity in terms of how people respond to fake news. It was found that there was a greater tendency to intend to spread a fake news item when it is accompanied with comments that support the news article compared with comments that are critical of the content and optionally its author. Moreover, the research suggests that warnings from organizations about inaccurate news may not change people’s attitudes or reduce their willingness to spread a piece of fake news as powerfully as reading the critical comments of other consumers.https://jsser.org/index.php/jsser/article/view/2314social media, hoax, intolerance, communication
spellingShingle Ahmad Sultra Rustan
Communication through Indonesian Social Media: Avoiding Hate Speeches, Intolerance, and Hoaxes
Journal of Social Studies Education Research
social media, hoax, intolerance, communication
title Communication through Indonesian Social Media: Avoiding Hate Speeches, Intolerance, and Hoaxes
title_full Communication through Indonesian Social Media: Avoiding Hate Speeches, Intolerance, and Hoaxes
title_fullStr Communication through Indonesian Social Media: Avoiding Hate Speeches, Intolerance, and Hoaxes
title_full_unstemmed Communication through Indonesian Social Media: Avoiding Hate Speeches, Intolerance, and Hoaxes
title_short Communication through Indonesian Social Media: Avoiding Hate Speeches, Intolerance, and Hoaxes
title_sort communication through indonesian social media avoiding hate speeches intolerance and hoaxes
topic social media, hoax, intolerance, communication
url https://jsser.org/index.php/jsser/article/view/2314
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