STUDENTS, NEWS AND DECISION-MAKERS IN THE STATE OF EMERGENCY

Auteurs

  • CRISTINA GAVRILUȚĂ Professor, Ph.D., Department of Sociology and Sociology Work, “Alexandru Ioan Cuza” University of Iași
  • COSTEL MARIAN DALBAN Municipal Councilor - Iasi City Hall, Ph.D. student, Department of Sociology and Social Work, “Alexandru Ioan Cuza” University of Iași

DOI :

https://doi.org/10.47743/asas-2021-1-627

Mots-clés :

confiance, étudiants, contexte pandémique, institutions publiques, politiques, actualités, fakenew.

Résumé

Le contexte épidémiologique global est à l'origine de diverses mutations sociales et comportementales au sein de la population. Cet article mesure le degré de confiance des étudiants roumains envers les communicateurs politiques et apolitiques, présents dans l'espace médiatique pendant l'état d'alerte. Par ailleurs, les moyens d`information et les effets produits par les fake news seront mis en évidence. Les analyses résultant de la mise en œuvre d'une enquête en ligne montrent que les forces de l'ordre et les institutions scientifiques ont un degré de confiance plus élevé que les institutions politiques. Les étudiants sont informés par des sources officielles et sont conscients des effets négatifs des fake news et apprécient également différemment la confiance accordée aux institutions, par rapport à leurs représentants nominaux. L'étude avait comme répondants des étudiants de tous les centres universitaires de Roumanie (N = 1013), mise en œuvre entre avril et mai 2020.

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2021-07-26