Violence in digital communication social media through the of installing technique

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作者
Abdallah Tani M.E.N. [1 ]
Alrasheed T.K.A. [2 ]
机构
[1] Dept of Media. Ha'il University, Ha'il
[2] Dept of Social Sciences Ha'il University, Ha'il
来源
Measurement: Sensors | 2023年 / 25卷
关键词
Digital communication; Smart technique; Through the installing technique;
D O I
10.1016/j.measen.2022.100646
中图分类号
TP [自动化技术、计算机技术];
学科分类号
0812 ;
摘要
Among the most important risks that threaten social life and social communication in virtual societies; Violence in all its forms circulated in the virtual space. Social, communicative and psychological studies in this field showed the negative effects that society is witnessing as a result of the increasing phenomenon. These spaces have become a platform for violent and hate speech, instead of raising awareness in combating and preventing it. Manifestations of violence and hate speech have become entrenched in social networks as a result of lack of awareness on the one hand, and on the other hand, due to the user's lack of reservation to use phrases or publish pictures or contents offensive to individuals and institutions through the technique of installing photos and videos …, as a matter of taking into account the reasons, identities have become Anonymous or borrowed default uses verbal violence to pass its agenda and tear the social and emotional fabric of society. Hate speech that is disseminated through social networks usually leads to intolerance and generates hateful speeches. Before it multiplies, it spreads and amplifies through social media channels, and sometimes these echoes resonate. Contents through TV channels and newspapers alike, and have a special capacity for existing tensions between different groups and ignite violence among their members, as they may raise new concerns about the association of inflammatory discourse through these spaces with acts of violence. It may be a motive for accidents that contribute to psychological, social, economic, emotional, material and physical harm to people. The use of social networks has become aimed at distorting facts, spreading falsehood, and seditious violent discourse,. As for the methods of preventing violence, it requires addressing the factors leading to violence and treating them in a scientific way, and preventive efforts must focus on the stages of childhood and adolescence and the role of educational institutions in this, given that the behavior of violence consists mostly of early childhood, according to psychological studies. © 2022 The Authors
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