Breaking the Social Media Prism : How to Make Our Platforms Less Polarizing /

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Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Bail, Chris (Autor)
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Princeton, NJ : Princeton University Press, [2022]
Temas:
Polarization (Social sciences).
Social media and society.
Social media > Political aspects.
SOCIAL SCIENCE / Media Studies.
Advertising.
Americans.
Barack Obama.
Bill Clinton.
Breitbart News.
Brendan Nyhan.
Bullying.
Bumpus.
Cambridge Analytica.
Campaign manager.
Computational social science.
Conspiracy theory.
Copyright.
Criticism.
Culture war.
Dan Ariely.
Disease.
Duke University.
Echo chamber (media).
Emerging technologies.
Entrepreneurship.
Extremism.
Facebook.
Fake news.
Family income.
Field experiment.
Filter bubble.
Finding.
Google Search.
Gun control.
Harassment.
Hillary Clinton.
Human behavior.
Hypocrisy.
Identity politics.
Ideology.
Illegal immigration.
Immigration.
Instagram.
Jim Moody.
Leon Festinger.
Make America Great Again.
Mark Zuckerberg.
Mass media.
Misinformation.
Muzafer Sherif.
My Father.
Nancy Pelosi.
Narrative.
National Science Foundation.
News.
Newspaper.
Nonprofit organization.
Online and offline.
Online dating service.
Opinion poll.
Pew Research Center.
Police officer.
Political campaign.
Political party.
Political science.
Politician.
Politics.
Prejudice.
Public opinion.
Public sphere.
Pundit.
Racism.
Radicalization.
Republican Party (United States).
Reputation.
Respondent.
Robert Mueller.
Rumor.
Russell Sage Foundation.
Scientist.
Silicon Valley.
Smartphone.
Social environment.
Social group.
Social inequality.
Social isolation.
Social issue.
Social media.
Social psychology.
Social science.
Social status.
Sociology.
Tax reform.
Technology.
The New York Times.
The Other Hand.
Their Lives.
Tribalism.
Twitter.
United States.
Voter turnout.
Website.
What Happened.
YouTube.
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505 0 0 |t Frontmatter --   |t Contents --   |t Preface to the 2022 Paperback Edition --   |t 1. The Legend of the Echo Chamber --   |t 2. Why Not Break Our Echo Chambers? --   |t 3. What Happens When We Break Them? --   |t 4. The Social Media Prism --   |t 5. How the Prism Drives Extremism --   |t 6. How the Prism Mutes Moderates --   |t 7. Should I Delete My Account? --   |t 8. Hacking the Prism --   |t 9. A Better Social Media --   |t Appendix: Research Methods --   |t Acknowledgments --   |t Notes --   |t Bibliography --   |t Index 
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650 0 |a Polarization (Social sciences). 
650 0 |a Social media and society. 
650 0 |a Social media  |x Political aspects. 
650 7 |a SOCIAL SCIENCE / Media Studies.  |2 bisacsh 
653 |a Advertising. 
653 |a Americans. 
653 |a Barack Obama. 
653 |a Bill Clinton. 
653 |a Breitbart News. 
653 |a Brendan Nyhan. 
653 |a Bullying. 
653 |a Bumpus. 
653 |a Cambridge Analytica. 
653 |a Campaign manager. 
653 |a Computational social science. 
653 |a Conspiracy theory. 
653 |a Copyright. 
653 |a Criticism. 
653 |a Culture war. 
653 |a Dan Ariely. 
653 |a Disease. 
653 |a Duke University. 
653 |a Echo chamber (media). 
653 |a Emerging technologies. 
653 |a Entrepreneurship. 
653 |a Extremism. 
653 |a Facebook. 
653 |a Fake news. 
653 |a Family income. 
653 |a Field experiment. 
653 |a Filter bubble. 
653 |a Finding. 
653 |a Google Search. 
653 |a Gun control. 
653 |a Harassment. 
653 |a Hillary Clinton. 
653 |a Human behavior. 
653 |a Hypocrisy. 
653 |a Identity politics. 
653 |a Ideology. 
653 |a Illegal immigration. 
653 |a Immigration. 
653 |a Instagram. 
653 |a Jim Moody. 
653 |a Leon Festinger. 
653 |a Make America Great Again. 
653 |a Mark Zuckerberg. 
653 |a Mass media. 
653 |a Misinformation. 
653 |a Muzafer Sherif. 
653 |a My Father. 
653 |a Nancy Pelosi. 
653 |a Narrative. 
653 |a National Science Foundation. 
653 |a News. 
653 |a Newspaper. 
653 |a Nonprofit organization. 
653 |a Online and offline. 
653 |a Online dating service. 
653 |a Opinion poll. 
653 |a Pew Research Center. 
653 |a Police officer. 
653 |a Political campaign. 
653 |a Political party. 
653 |a Political science. 
653 |a Politician. 
653 |a Politics. 
653 |a Prejudice. 
653 |a Public opinion. 
653 |a Public sphere. 
653 |a Pundit. 
653 |a Racism. 
653 |a Radicalization. 
653 |a Republican Party (United States). 
653 |a Reputation. 
653 |a Respondent. 
653 |a Robert Mueller. 
653 |a Rumor. 
653 |a Russell Sage Foundation. 
653 |a Scientist. 
653 |a Silicon Valley. 
653 |a Smartphone. 
653 |a Social environment. 
653 |a Social group. 
653 |a Social inequality. 
653 |a Social isolation. 
653 |a Social issue. 
653 |a Social media. 
653 |a Social psychology. 
653 |a Social science. 
653 |a Social status. 
653 |a Sociology. 
653 |a Tax reform. 
653 |a Technology. 
653 |a The New York Times. 
653 |a The Other Hand. 
653 |a Their Lives. 
653 |a Tribalism. 
653 |a Twitter. 
653 |a United States. 
653 |a Voter turnout. 
653 |a Website. 
653 |a What Happened. 
653 |a YouTube. 
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