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From Belief in Conspiracy Theories to Trust in Others: Which Factors Influence Exposure, Believing and Sharing Fake News

机译：从对阴谋论的信仰到对他人的信任：哪些因素会影响曝光，相信和分享假新闻

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Drawing on social-psychological and political research, we offer a theoretical model that explains how people become exposed to fake news, come to believe in them and then share them with their contacts. Using two waves of a nationally representative sample of Chileans with internet access, we pinpoint the relevant causal factors. Analysis of the panel data indicate that three groups of variables largely explain these phenomena: (1) Personal and psychological factors such as belief in conspiracy theories, trust in others, education and gender; (2) Frequency and specific uses of social media; and (3) Political views and online activism. Importantly, personal and political-psychological factors are more relevant in explaining this behavior than specific uses of social media.
机译：利用社会心理学和政治研究，我们提供了一种理论模型，可以解释人们如何接触假新闻，如何相信假新闻，然后与他们的联系人分享。我们使用两波具有全国代表性的可访问互联网的智利人样本，我们找出了相关的因果关系。对面板数据的分析表明，三组变量在很大程度上解释了这些现象：（1）个人和心理因素，例如对阴谋理论的信念，对他人的信任，教育和性别; （2）社交媒体的频率和特定用途; （3）政治观点和网络行动主义。重要的是，与社交媒体的特定用途相比，个人和政治心理因素在解释这种行为方面更为相关。

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