An Empirical Study on the Causes of College Students' Participation in Internet Public Opinion and Its Countermeasures—Based on Data from Colleges and Universities in Harbin
Abstract:With the rapid development of the we-media industry, network public opinion not only forms moral constraints on the public to a certain extent, but also the mixing of negative speeches and false information easily disturbs public hearing and hearing, thus threatening the physical and mental health of the public and impacting the ideological consciousness of netizens. In addition, college students are in the initial stage of socialization, and their rational judgment is easy to be interfered with, thus affectin… Show more
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