2021
DOI: 10.36418/jist.v2i11.267
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Analisis Pengaruh Berita Bohong di Sosial Media Terhadap Keputusan Masyarakat Indonesia Melakukan Vaksinasi Covid-19

Abstract: Wabah COVID-19 menyebabkan kepanikan, ketakutan, bahkan kematian di seluruh dunia. Program vaksinasi menjadi alternatif solusi untuk segera mengakhiri wabah ini. Penelitian ini mengungkap keputusan vaksinasi COVID-19 oleh masyarakat Indonesia berdasarkan pemberitaan bohong yang ada pada media sosial. Opini yang berkembang membuat masyarakat memiliki pandangan yang berbeda-beda untuk melakukan vaksinasi COVID-19. Hasil respons yang didapatkan melalui metode survei membuktikan bahwa lebih dari 84% responden meng… Show more

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“…The government has provided information about vaccination through the website (for example Covid19.go.id) and social media with the hope that each member of the Community as an individual will know and agree independently, but that does not mean it has been accepted by the whole community. The number of hoax news on social media can reduce the public's trust in the COVID-19 vaccine, and it was proven in the study that stated respondents who had received hoax news think twice before receiving the COVID-19 vaccine (Marbella et al, 2021). The incessant demands of company leaders who require their employees to be vaccinated as a condition for entering work can cause people's motivation to be vaccinated just so they can still work.…”
Section: Informed Consent Of Covid-19 Vaccination In a Pandemic Contextmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The government has provided information about vaccination through the website (for example Covid19.go.id) and social media with the hope that each member of the Community as an individual will know and agree independently, but that does not mean it has been accepted by the whole community. The number of hoax news on social media can reduce the public's trust in the COVID-19 vaccine, and it was proven in the study that stated respondents who had received hoax news think twice before receiving the COVID-19 vaccine (Marbella et al, 2021). The incessant demands of company leaders who require their employees to be vaccinated as a condition for entering work can cause people's motivation to be vaccinated just so they can still work.…”
Section: Informed Consent Of Covid-19 Vaccination In a Pandemic Contextmentioning
confidence: 99%