Does social media keep me alarmed? The effects of expectations surrounding social media attributes and exposure to messages of social (in)stability on substitutive social media news use

Huang, Youjia; Boukes, Mark

doi:10.1080/17544750.2022.2084127

Chinese Journal of Communication

2022

DOI: 10.1080/17544750.2022.2084127

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Does social media keep me alarmed? The effects of expectations surrounding social media attributes and exposure to messages of social (in)stability on substitutive social media news use

Youjia Huang

Mark Boukes

Abstract: Does social media keep me alarmed? The effects of expectations surrounding social media attributes and exposure to messages of social (in)stability on substitutive social media news use Huang, Y.; Boukes, M.

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How youth define, consume, and evaluate news: Reviewing two decades of research

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This article offers an overview of 94 scientific studies (published between 2006 and 2022) to examine how young people (ages 10–36) define, consume, and evaluate news. Research on news and youth has exploded over the past decades, but what can we conclude from it, and how should journalism scholars move forward? The systematic literature review reveals that while young people remain interested in news, how they consume it has changed drastically. Social media platforms and algorithms now play a pivotal role in young people’s news consumption. Moreover, due to the overwhelming nature of today’s high-choice digital media landscape, youth engage both actively and passively with news, while sometimes exhibiting avoidance tendencies. The review also demonstrates how the impact of digitalization has reshaped young people’s ability to critically evaluate the credibility of news, often relying on social networks and technology platforms. The review concludes with a research agenda.

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How youth define, consume, and evaluate news: Reviewing two decades of research

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Does social media keep me alarmed? The effects of expectations surrounding social media attributes and exposure to messages of social (in)stability on substitutive social media news use

Abstract: Does social media keep me alarmed? The effects of expectations surrounding social media attributes and exposure to messages of social (in)stability on substitutive social media news use Huang, Y.; Boukes, M.

Cited by 2 publications

References 62 publications

How youth define, consume, and evaluate news: Reviewing two decades of research

How youth define, consume, and evaluate news: Reviewing two decades of research

A Path analysis on Choice Attributes of Single Person Media, Expectations and Participation Intention of College Students

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