罗晨,李欣然,唐钰龙

• 1:武汉大学媒体发展研究中心
• 2:武汉大学新闻与传播学院
• 3:北京大学汇丰商学院
• 4:北京印刷学院新闻传播学院

摘要(Abstract)：

伴随互联网信息流中纠正信息比重的持续增长以及自动化推荐技术的广泛应用，与纠正性健康信息不期而遇的情况愈益常见。聚焦中老年人这一虚假健康信息易感群体，本研究旨在建立从纠正性健康信息偶遇到错误健康观念之间的心理机制。以认知中介模型和家庭沟通模式为基础，研究者在混合方法路径的支持下发现：认知加工在纠正性健康信息偶遇与错误健康观念之间发挥中介作用。出于子代“代理决策”缘故，家庭沟通模式仅能对直接效应发挥调节作用。具体地，纠正性健康信息偶遇与错误健康观念间的负向关联在高对话取向组和低服从取向组中更为显著。研究发现不仅延展了认知中介模型的理论关怀，而且从“个体—家庭”综合视角对纠正性健康信息偶遇的效果予以细致拆解。本研究亦为面向中老年人群的虚假健康信息干预提供参考。

关键词(KeyWords)： 信息偶遇;纠正信息;虚假健康信息;认知加工;错误健康观念

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基金项目(Foundation): 教育部课题“社交媒体环境下公众隐私权意识的内涵变化及影响机制研究”(项目编号:23YJCZH198)的阶段性成果;; 中央高校基本科研业务费专项资金资助武汉大学自主科研项目(人文社会科学)(项目编号:1104-413000115)的研究成果

作者(Author): 罗晨,李欣然,唐钰龙

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