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The “Spiral of Silence”: Self-Censorship and Political Correctness
Despite that it’s commonly believed that the Internet facilitates free speech, a new study indicates that on social media people tend to not speak out if they believe that their views are unpopular or if they perceive that they may be negatively criticized for expressing their heart-felt opinions. The authors explain that it’s long been known that people self-censor in face-to-face interactions:
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Posted in Constitutional Rights, Government Policies, Ideology, Media bias, National Policy, Open Threads, Racism, Radical Groups, surveillance
Tagged anonymous commenting, common sense, Edward Snowden, Enforcers of Right Think, Facebook, First Amendment rights, free speech, NSA surveillance, open thread, political correctness, Self-Censorship, social media, Spiral of Silence, Thomas Paine, Twitter, You Tube