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O presente estudo visa compreender de que forma é que a partilha consciente de fake
news espelha o desagrado de utilizadores individuais face aos media tradicionais.
Assim, a pergunta de partida para a dissertação é “Pode o consumo seletivo de informação
sustentar a partilha de fake news em redes sociais?”
A metodologia empregue socorreu-se de entrevistas exploratórias a 6 participantes. Esses
depoimentos foram trabalhados de acordo com os pressupostos da análise temática, para
que se pudesse proceder a uma relação imediata entre eles e os conceitos abarcados na
revisão de literatura.
Concluiu-se que não é possível estabelecer uma relação de causa-efeito perentória entre
o consumo enviesado de informação e a partilha consciente de fake news. Por um lado,
existem entrevistados que defendem que uma exposição ampla e abrangente a fontes
noticiosas e órgãos de comunicação é fundamental para que a partilha e a produção de
fake news sejam bem sucedidas.
This study aims to understand how the conscious sharing of fake news mirrors the displeasure of individual users towards traditional media. Thus, the starting question for the dissertation is "Can selective consumption of information support the conscious sharing of fake news on social networks?" The methodology used made use of exploratory interviews with 6 participants. These testimonies were worked according to the assumptions of the thematic analysis, so that an immediate relationship could be made between them and the concepts covered in the literature review. It was concluded that it is not possible to establish a perpetual cause-effect relationship between the skewed consumption of information and the conscious sharing of fake news. On the one hand, there are respondents who argue that a broad and comprehensive exposure to news sources and media is essential for the sharing and production of fake news to be successful.
This study aims to understand how the conscious sharing of fake news mirrors the displeasure of individual users towards traditional media. Thus, the starting question for the dissertation is "Can selective consumption of information support the conscious sharing of fake news on social networks?" The methodology used made use of exploratory interviews with 6 participants. These testimonies were worked according to the assumptions of the thematic analysis, so that an immediate relationship could be made between them and the concepts covered in the literature review. It was concluded that it is not possible to establish a perpetual cause-effect relationship between the skewed consumption of information and the conscious sharing of fake news. On the one hand, there are respondents who argue that a broad and comprehensive exposure to news sources and media is essential for the sharing and production of fake news to be successful.
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Fake news Exposição seletiva à informação Facebook Dissonância cognitiva Selective exposure to information Cognitive dissonance