PSYCHOLOGY OF FAKE NEWS AND DISINFORMATION: ANALYSIS OF THE IMPACT OF FAKE NEWS ON THE PSYCHOLOGICAL STATE AND BEHAVIOR OF READERS, RESEARCH ON METHODS OF COUNTERING DISINFORMATION
Keywords:
fake news, disinformation, psychological health, behavior, impact, counteraction, media literacy, critical thinking, fact checking, artificial intelligence.Abstract
This article examines the psychological aspects of fake news and disinformation, their impact on the mental health and behavior of readers, as well as methods to counter these phenomena. She highlights the importance of understanding these aspects for promoting information literacy and preserving the mental well-being of society.
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