Difussion of political content in tiktok and the young voters’ capture
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This work aims to show internet users' responses to different posts and the types of distortions and emotions that drive each of these responses, through a two-month sociological experiment on two TikTok accounts, one conservative and the other progressive. It also aims to understand what types of cognitive communities have formed, or were already formed, based on this experiment, and what patterns each of these groups respond to.
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