Jurnal Psikologi Sosial,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
20(1), С. 1 - 15
Опубликована: Фев. 28, 2022
The
COVID-19
pandemic
has
given
an
impact
on
various
aspects
of
human
life
forcing
humans
to
adapt
the
existing
condition.
This
study
aimed
explore
adaptation
process
toward
in
Indonesia.
research
method
applied
was
quantitative-descriptive.
A
total
544
Indonesian
citizens
filled
out
online
social
perception
risk
and
spread
scale
through
a
google
form.
results
focused
adaptive
response
community
consisting
both
perceptions
behaviors.
found
that
society
deal
with
did
not
only
occur
at
individual
level
but
also
collective
level.
At
level,
there
were
two
kinds
psychological
namely
active
passive.
this
suggested
coping
is
important
form
social-psychological
which
solidarity
essence
process.
Policy Sciences,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
53(4), С. 735 - 758
Опубликована: Сен. 9, 2020
The
COVID-19
crisis
has
revealed
structural
failures
in
governance
and
coordination
on
a
global
scale.
With
related
policy
interventions
dependent
verifiable
evidence,
pandemics
require
governments
to
not
only
consider
the
input
of
experts
but
also
ensure
that
science
is
translated
for
public
understanding.
However,
misinformation
fake
news,
including
content
shared
through
social
media,
compromise
efficacy
evidence-based
undermine
credibility
scientific
expertise
with
potentially
longer-term
consequences.
We
introduce
formal
mathematical
model
understand
factors
influencing
behavior
media
users
when
encountering
news.
illustrates
direct
efforts
by
platforms
governments,
along
informal
pressure
from
networks,
can
reduce
likelihood
who
encounter
news
embrace
further
circulate
it.
This
study
implications
at
practical
level
response
politically
fractious
settings
theoretical
research
about
post-truth
construction
fact.
Frontiers in Communication,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
5
Опубликована: Июнь 17, 2020
Misinformation
related
to
the
COVID-19
pandemic
is
gradually
gaining
much
popularity
and
amplifying
threat
facing
humanity
about
continuous
spread
of
virus
regardless
one's
location.
Although
some
influx
these
falsehoods
may
be
harmless,
others
might
pose
a
serious
by
misleading
general
population
depend
on
unjustified
and/
unsubstantiated
claims
for
protection
show
preference
them
against
scientifically
proven
guidelines.
This
paper
provides
clear
understanding
misinformation,
inherent
implications
this
poses
public
health
in
Africa
highlights
potential
strategies
curb
trend.
Online Information Review,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
45(1), С. 220 - 239
Опубликована: Ноя. 13, 2020
Purpose
This
study
developed
a
predictive
model
that
established
the
user
motivational
factors
predict
COVID-19
fake
news
sharing
on
social
media.
Design/methodology/approach
The
partial
least
squares
structural
equation
modelling
(PLS-SEM)
was
used
for
analysis.
Data
were
drawn
from
152
Facebook
and
WhatsApp
users
in
Nigeria
to
examine
research
formulated
using
uses
gratification
theory
(UGT).
Findings
We
found
altruism,
instant
sharing,
socialisation
self-promotion
predicted
related
pandemic
among
media
Nigeria.
Specifically,
altruism
strongest
predictor
behaviour
COVID-19,
followed
by
socialisation.
On
contrary,
entertainment
had
no
association
with
COVID-19.
Practical
implications
suggest
intervention
strategies
which
nudge
people
be
sceptical
of
information
they
come
across
also
recommend
healthcare
providers
Nigerian
government
provide
relevant
this
current
pandemic.
That
is,
correct
should
shared
widely
public
domain
through
various
conventional
online
will
lessen
spread
concocted
cure
prevention
tips
online.
Originality/value
salient
contributions
are
as
follows:
First,
it
brings
fore
desire
is
associated
media;
second,
shifts
focus
studies
detection
methods
behaviour,
fuels
uncontrollable
falsehood;
third,
expands
existing
literature
misinformation
demonstrating
motivation
leads
UGT.
Nursing Open,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
8(6), С. 3516 - 3526
Опубликована: Май 5, 2021
Abstract
Aim
This
study
aims
to
explore
the
lived
experiences
of
frontline
nurses
providing
nursing
care
for
COVID‐19
patients
in
Qatar.
Design
Qualitative,
Phenomenological.
Methods
Nurses
were
recruited
from
a
designated
facility
using
purposive
and
snowball
sampling.
The
participants
interviewed
face‐to‐face
semi‐structured
interview
questions
6
September–10
October
2020.
interviews
transcribed
analyzed
Colaizzi's
phenomenological
method.
Result
A
total
30
interviewed;
(76.7%)
deployed
>6
months.
Three
major
themes
drawn
analysis:
(a)
Challenges
working
(subthemes:
new
context
environment,
worn
out
by
workload,
struggle
wearing
protective
gear,
fear
COVID‐19,
witnessing
suffering);
(b)
Surviving
keeping
it
safe
with
extra
measures,
change
eating
habits,
teamwork
camaraderie,
social
support);
(c)
Resilience
true
calling,
sense
purpose).
Cyberpsychology Behavior and Social Networking,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
24(8), С. 573 - 577
Опубликована: Янв. 4, 2021
The
novel
coronavirus
2019
pandemic
has
brought
about
an
overabundance
of
misinformation
concerning
the
virus
(SARS-CoV-2)
and
disease
(COVID-19)
it
causes
spreading
rapidly
on
social
media.
While
some
more
obviously
untrustworthy
sources
may
be
easier
for
media
filters
to
identify
remove,
early
feature
was
cobranding
COVID-19
with
other
types
misinformation.
To
examine
this,
top
10
Instagram
posts
(in
English)
were
collected
every
day
days
(April
21–30th,
2020)
each
hashtags
#hoax,
#governmentlies,
#plandemic.
#hoax
selected
first
as
is
commonly
used
in
conspiracy
theory
posts,
#governmentlies
because
most
cotagged
#hoax.
For
comparison,
we
#plandemic
popular
hashtag
that
clearly
COVID-19-related.
This
resulted
300
available
our
analysis.
We
conducted
a
content
analysis
by
coding
themes
contained
both
images
text
caption
shared
users
(including
hashtags).
broad
theme
general
mistrust
common,
including
idea
government
and/or
fabricated
or
hidden
information
pertaining
COVID-19.
Conspiracy
theories
second-most
frequent
among
posts.
Overall,
frequently
presented
association
authority-questioning
beliefs.
Developing
understanding
how
public
shares
alongside
statements
can
aid
health
officials
policymakers
limiting
spread
potentially
life-threatening
JMIR Serious Games,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
12, С. e47257 - e47257
Опубликована: Янв. 2, 2024
Background
Gamification
has
been
used
successfully
to
promote
various
desired
health
behaviors.
Previous
studies
have
gamification
achieve
behaviors
or
facilitate
their
learning
about
health.
Objective
In
this
scoping
review,
we
aimed
describe
digital
gamified
tools
that
implemented
evaluated
across
populations
encourage
vaccination,
as
well
any
reported
effects
of
identified
tools.
Methods
We
searched
Medline,
Embase,
CINAHL,
the
Web
Science
Core
Collection,
Cochrane
Database
Systematic
Reviews,
Central
Register
Controlled
Trials,
Academic
Search
Premier,
PsycInfo,
Global
Health,
and
ERIC
for
peer-reviewed
papers
describing
with
without
evaluations.
also
conducted
web
searches
Google
identify
lacking
associated
publications.
consulted
12
experts
in
field
behavior
might
missed.
extracted
data
target
population
tools,
interventions
themselves
(eg,
type
tool
platform,
disease/vaccine,
design
study),
synthesized
narratively.
Results
Of
1402
records,
included
28
(2%)
10
The
added
1
met
inclusion
criteria.
Our
final
set
therefore
11
papers,
7
(25%)
explained
development
tool,
16
(57%)
described
evaluation,
2
(7%)
both
evaluation
tool.
on
25
different
these
(44%)
were
web-based
8
(32%)
mobile
(native
mobile-enabled
web)
apps,
6
(24%)
virtual
reality
Overall,
showed
increases
knowledge
intentions
receive
vaccines,
mixed
attitudes,
positive
beliefs.
did
not
observe
discernible
advantages
one
(web
based,
mobile,
reality)
over
others.
However,
a
few
randomized
controlled
trials,
publication
bias
may
led
such
having
higher
likelihood
appearing
literature.
Conclusions
Digital
appear
potential
improving
vaccine
uptake
by
fostering
beliefs
increasing
vaccine-related
intentions.
Encouraging
comparative
features
types
could
advance
identifying
yield
more
contexts.
Further
work
area
should
seek
inform
implementation
acceptance
effective
communication,
thus
yielding
meaningful
social
impacts.
Health Information & Libraries Journal,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
37(4), С. 337 - 342
Опубликована: Июль 9, 2020
Abstract
The
COVID‐19
pandemic
has
posed
significant
challenges
for
health
science
librarians.
During
this
pandemic,
librarians
are
playing
an
active
role
by
increasing
the
public’s
awareness
of
virus,
maintaining
document
delivery
services
and
providing
research
support.
This
paper
uses
method
desktop
analysis
websites
selected
library
associations
to
identify
responses
pandemic.
study
highlights
initiatives
taken
some
which
can
be
replicated
others
meet
needs
users
in
crisis.
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