Exploring the digital influence on COVID 19
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Exploring the digital influence on COVID 19
Session Code:
HEC-1
Chair:
Sinikka
Torkkola
189
The impact of COVID-19-related information scanning via social media on Chinese intentions regarding Coronavirus vaccinations
Session Code:
HEC-1
452
The Role of Social Media in Helping Patients with COVID-19: A Comparative Content Analysis of Online Social Support Messages Exchanged in the Early Stage of Pandemic
Session Code:
HEC-1
478
COVID-19 fake news and the Third-person effect: examining the influences of fact-checking on Chinese social media users’ sharing behavior
Session Code:
HEC-1
927
Science Communication in Brazil: Twitter as a tool to publicize the Covid-19 vaccine
Session Code:
HEC-1
1597
TikTok analysis of covid vaccine narrative at the peak of the Delta outbreak.
Session Code:
HEC-1
1679
The COVID-19 Infodemic on Chinese Social Media, Misperceptions, and Behavioral Influences
Session Code:
HEC-1
1848
Far-right political extremism and the radicalization of the anti-vaccine movement in Canada
Session Code:
HEC-1
2021
Content and Perspectives of COVID19 Infodemic in Nigerians’ WhatsApp Communities
Session Code:
HEC-1
119
Users, areas, and topics of Health Communication in Twitter
Session Code:
HEC-1
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