The paper discusses the role rumour plays in conflicts generation particularly how social media aids the diffusion of unsubstantiated information. Using the informational and normative influence of Deutsch and Gerrard’s Dual Process Theory, the paper explored how received information based on the two constructs of the dual process theory, that is, informational and normative influences can be used to explain the persuasion factor that helps people initiate action, how proper understanding of the influences the diffusion, adoption and use of unsubstantiated information will help in the design and implementation of proper information systems that would help counter rumour and reduce the information gap which leads to uncertainty among the mem...
The paper conceptualizes the societal impacts of disinformation in hopes of developing a computation...
Purpose: The purpose of the study is to understand how socially shared misinformation and rumors can...
The utility of social media as an anti-corruption mechanism, although widely acknowledged, is less i...
The paper discusses the role rumour plays in conflicts generation particularly how social media aids...
Social media enables efficient and easy exchange of information. However, this not only enhances the...
This paper explores the dynamics of justification in the wake of a rumor outbreak on social media. S...
American democracy is built on the ideal that citizens are informed and that this knowledge allows t...
The official version on FRUCT´s website: https://www.fruct.org/publications/fruct25/.publishedVersio
Whereas there has been much research into the manufacture of ‘fake news’ to sow disunity within libe...
In the past several decades, the Internet has dramatically changed the way modern society communicat...
The spread of misinformation online is specifically amplified by use of social media, yet the tools ...
Social media have been welcomed as important tools that contribute to satisfying the daily informati...
Deception plays a critical role in the dissemination of information, and has important consequences ...
This article describes the shared epistemological foundations of the political communication of rumo...
Encompassed by the disputed term ‘fake news’, a variety of overtly or covertly biased, skewed, or fa...
The paper conceptualizes the societal impacts of disinformation in hopes of developing a computation...
Purpose: The purpose of the study is to understand how socially shared misinformation and rumors can...
The utility of social media as an anti-corruption mechanism, although widely acknowledged, is less i...
The paper discusses the role rumour plays in conflicts generation particularly how social media aids...
Social media enables efficient and easy exchange of information. However, this not only enhances the...
This paper explores the dynamics of justification in the wake of a rumor outbreak on social media. S...
American democracy is built on the ideal that citizens are informed and that this knowledge allows t...
The official version on FRUCT´s website: https://www.fruct.org/publications/fruct25/.publishedVersio
Whereas there has been much research into the manufacture of ‘fake news’ to sow disunity within libe...
In the past several decades, the Internet has dramatically changed the way modern society communicat...
The spread of misinformation online is specifically amplified by use of social media, yet the tools ...
Social media have been welcomed as important tools that contribute to satisfying the daily informati...
Deception plays a critical role in the dissemination of information, and has important consequences ...
This article describes the shared epistemological foundations of the political communication of rumo...
Encompassed by the disputed term ‘fake news’, a variety of overtly or covertly biased, skewed, or fa...
The paper conceptualizes the societal impacts of disinformation in hopes of developing a computation...
Purpose: The purpose of the study is to understand how socially shared misinformation and rumors can...
The utility of social media as an anti-corruption mechanism, although widely acknowledged, is less i...