2020
DOI: 10.26441/rc19.1-2020-a10
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Actitud ante las Fake News: Estudio del caso de los estudiantes de la Universidad del País Vasco

Abstract: Internet y las redes sociales se han convertido en la vía de información más atractiva y accesible para los jóvenes. Objetivos. Examinar las conductas de los jóvenes universitarios ante las fake news y pulsar su opinión sobre este fenómeno. Metodología. Encuestas semiabiertas realizadas principalmente al alumnado Periodismo de la Universidad del País Vasco. En una segunda fase se amplía el estudio a estudiantes de otras áreas de conocimiento. Resultados. Los universitarios se informan principalmente en el ento… Show more

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“…Afecta a los médicos, enfermeros, intensivistas que tienen que enfrentarse a la data veraz. Mendiguren, Pérez Dasilva & Meso Ayerdi (2020) han reconocido, por ejemplo, que los jóvenes universitarios periodistas que se informan a través del entorno online confiesan haber caído en alguna ocasión en la trampa de las fake news. A pesar de su formación sobre verificación de la información, los profesionales de los medios de comunicación también han sido víctimas de la desinformación.…”
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“…Afecta a los médicos, enfermeros, intensivistas que tienen que enfrentarse a la data veraz. Mendiguren, Pérez Dasilva & Meso Ayerdi (2020) han reconocido, por ejemplo, que los jóvenes universitarios periodistas que se informan a través del entorno online confiesan haber caído en alguna ocasión en la trampa de las fake news. A pesar de su formación sobre verificación de la información, los profesionales de los medios de comunicación también han sido víctimas de la desinformación.…”
Section: Discussionunclassified
“…The European Commission [16] defined the word "disinformation" as "false, inaccurate, or misleading information, presented and promoted to obtain revenue or intentionally cause public harm", while other authors [17] point out that "fake news" has been chosen as word of the year in British dictionaries such as Collins and Oxford, which define it as false, often sensationalist, information disseminated under the guise of news. The proliferation of this type of news is a problem that affects all citizens, but particularly young Spaniards, who tend to rely on social networks to keep themselves informed, as indicated by Mendiguren, Pérez-Dasilva, and Meso-Ayerdi [18].…”
Section: State Of the Art 21 Fake News Infodemic Media And Social Mediamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, it is of particular concern in the case of young people; on the one hand, because they are the most vulnerable and most exposed to social networks, where this type of information circulates unchecked; on the other, because media literacy is part of the educational curriculum for young people. Many publications have dealt with this issue [18,32,33].…”
Section: Focusing On Generation Zmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Fake news is a concept that young Spanish people are well aware of. Mendiguren, Dasilva and Meso [18] reveal that young university adults understand fake news as: fake information that is intended to influence people's opinions; fake information usually spread through social networks in order to manipulate public opinion in the interests of those who spread it; news with fake information; or news with fake information that becomes so well known that many ends up accepting it as true without even corroborating it.…”
Section: 11mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In Spain -the subject of our study-, the level of credibility that young university students studying a degree in Communication and Education at the Loyola Andalusia University give information has been investigated, revealing differences both in terms of gender and level of studies [7]. This field of study was expanded by Mendiguren, Dasilva, and Meso [18], who studied whether university students who study journalism at the University of the Basque Country knew how to identify fake news, if they believed they had the criteria to distinguish it, and how they verify information when they suspect that it lacks rigor, as well as the credibility they give mainstream media and the dissemination of news they trusted least.…”
Section: Young Adults and Fake Informationmentioning
confidence: 99%