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期刊名:Journal of computational social science

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ISSN:2432-2717

e-ISSN:2432-2725

IF/分区:2.6/Q2

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Soya Miyoshi,Marko Jusup,Petter Holme Soya Miyoshi
The decision of whether or not to vaccinate is a complex one. It involves the contribution both to a social good-herd immunity-and to one's own well-being. It is informed by social influence, personal experience, education, and mass media. ...
Lisa Singh,Leticia Bode,Ceren Budak et al. Lisa Singh et al.
This article investigates the prevalence of high and low quality URLs shared on Twitter when users discuss COVID-19. We distinguish between high quality health sources, traditional news sources, and low quality misinformation sources. We fi...
Emilio Ferrara,Stefano Cresci,Luca Luceri Emilio Ferrara
The COVID-19 pandemic represented an unprecedented setting for the spread of online misinformation, manipulation, and abuse, with the potential to cause dramatic real-world consequences. The aim of this special issue was to collect contribu...
Tracie Farrell,Genevieve Gorrell,Kalina Bontcheva Tracie Farrell
COVID-19 has given rise to a lot of malicious content online, including hate speech, online abuse, and misinformation. British MPs have also received abuse and hate on social media during this time. To understand and contextualise the level...
Austin Horng-En Wang,Mei-Chun Lee,Min-Hsuan Wu et al. Austin Horng-En Wang et al.
The literature on China's social media foreign propaganda mostly focuses on text-format contents in English, which may miss the real target and the tool for analysis. In this article, we traced 1256 Twitter accounts echoing China government...
Nicholas Francis Havey Nicholas Francis Havey
This study analyzes over 4000 tweets related to six misinformation topics about the COVID-19 pandemic: the use of hydroxychloroquine as treatment, the use of bleach as a preventative measure, Bill Gates intentionally causing the virus, the ...
Shadi Shahsavari,Pavan Holur,Tianyi Wang et al. Shadi Shahsavari et al.
Rumors and conspiracy theories thrive in environments of low confidence and low trust. Consequently, it is not surprising that ones related to the COVID-19 pandemic are proliferating given the lack of scientific consensus on the virus's spr...
Amartya Chakraborty,Sunanda Bose Amartya Chakraborty
The world is going through an unprecedented crisis due to COVID-19 breakout, and people all over the world are forced to stay indoors for safety. In such a situation, the rise and fall of the number of affected cases or deaths has turned in...
Joshua Uyheng,Kathleen M Carley Joshua Uyheng
Online hate speech represents a serious problem exacerbated by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Although often anchored in real-world social divisions, hate speech in cyberspace may also be fueled inorganically by inauthentic actors like soci...
Shohei Doi,Takayuki Mizuno,Naoya Fujiwara Shohei Doi
Timely estimation of the distribution of socioeconomic attributes and their movement is crucial for academic as well as administrative and marketing purposes. In this study, assuming personal attributes affect human behavior and movement, w...