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Studie: Wenige Posts selbsternannter Experten beeinflussen Meinung stark

Forschende warnen: Schon wenige Posts reichen, damit Nutzer sich festlegen. Auf Netzwerken füllen selbst ernannte Experten und Influencer das Vertrauensvakuum. Wer als Expertin oder Experte und dann noch als prominente Person auftritt, genießt besonders hohe Zustimmungswerte.

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00:04You're watching Euronews' fact-checking show, The Cube.
00:07These days on social media, anyone can present themselves as an expert,
00:11and they don't need any proof to back this up.
00:13As mistrust in experts becomes increasingly common,
00:17some social media users are finding ways to reach a wide audience
00:20to spread conspiracy theories and online misinformation.
00:23We spoke to researchers who focused on a sample group in the US before zooming out
00:27to assess the wide impact of these kinds of social media trends.
00:31We found that the most trusted source people have is a celebrity expert, that combination.
00:38So if there's a celebrity doctor, like someone who is a White House advisor
00:43and has millions of followers and is a doctor, that person has the highest credibility.
00:47Someone who is just a celebrity, not an expert, they have the second highest credibility.
00:53The third are people who have professional titles in their bios.
00:57The thing is, anyone can have any title on Instagram.
01:00I can call myself microbiologist. I'm not.
01:03Researchers warn that it only takes a few social media posts for users to form strong opinions
01:08on a topic they know nothing about.
01:10The threshold for people to start believing that they are experts is very low.
01:15If you are exposed to five to seven consistent information points,
01:20you start acting like an expert.
01:22So whether that information that you are getting is true or false does not matter.
01:27Information which is legitimate and provides further important context,
01:30but which reaches social media users later on,
01:33risks having very little impact on people's opinions.
01:36You become an expert and once you start thinking like that,
01:39you believe every other piece of information that is fact-checking or questioning your beliefs
01:44as an attack on your personality, as an attack on your core-held beliefs
01:48and your own beliefs will get stronger and stronger,
01:50it doesn't make it weaker.
01:52Thank you.
01:56Untertitelung des ZDF, 2020
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