2020
DOI: 10.1080/25741136.2020.1752569
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‘Trust, but verify’: problems of formation of media literacy and critical thinking of Russian students

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“…We can make several assumptions about how stable reception of the moral justification of war is. Russians do not trust TV and propaganda, which rather convinces them that it is not necessary to accept a certain point of view, but that you can't trust anyone (Kachkaeva, Kolchina, Shomova, Yarovaya 2020;The Insider 2022). Being depoliticized, Russians often do not have their own opinion, especially when it comes to issues that are solved by the authorities and especially by Putin.…”
Section: Moral Justification For the Invasion Of Ukrainementioning
confidence: 99%
“…We can make several assumptions about how stable reception of the moral justification of war is. Russians do not trust TV and propaganda, which rather convinces them that it is not necessary to accept a certain point of view, but that you can't trust anyone (Kachkaeva, Kolchina, Shomova, Yarovaya 2020;The Insider 2022). Being depoliticized, Russians often do not have their own opinion, especially when it comes to issues that are solved by the authorities and especially by Putin.…”
Section: Moral Justification For the Invasion Of Ukrainementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Concluyeron que la escala de medición construida es consistente y fiable. Kachkaeva et al (2020) realizaron un estudio longitudinal en dos períodos (2014-2017 y 2018) sobre los efectos de un curso de educación mediática en estudiantes universitarios en Rusia, respecto a sus capacidades de pensamiento crítico y su grado de confianza en los medios. Aplicaron dos encuestas, antes y después del curso, a 166 estudiantes de primer y segundo año de Periodismo (2014-2017) y a 166 estudiantes de especializaciones relacionadas y no relacionadas con los medios (2018) del Russian Research University 'Higher School of Economics'.…”
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“…En general, la literatura examinada muestra que la educación mediática e informacional ayuda a incrementar el pensamiento crítico (Kachkaeva et al, 2020;Novitasari et al, 2020;Šuminas y Jastramskis, 2020;Yasdin et al, 2021). Esta idea genérica se materializa de múltiples maneras y tiene como consecuencia concreta la apelación a la necesidad de incluir en la formación de los ciudadanos este tipo de educación.…”
Section: Discusión Y Conclusionesunclassified