Social Affiliation Drives Information Consumption Patterns
Researchers found that social affiliation is a stronger driver of information consumption and conversation patterns than income or education. The effect of social grouping is reportedly four times larger than that of income or education levels.
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“Die Forschenden erklären, aus sozialer Zugehörigkeit folge auch der Konsum ähnlicher Informationsquellen und Unterhaltungen mit ähnlichen Menschen. Der Effekt sei dabei viermal größer als bei Merkmalen wie Einkommen und Bildung.”
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