What does “being informed” mean? Assessing social media users’ self-concepts of informedness

Anna Sophie Kümpel; Julian Unkel; Luise Anter

doi:10.17605/OSF.IO/82MTK

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What does “being informed” mean? Assessing social media users’ self-concepts of informedness

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Description: The research project investigates the predictors of social media users' self-concepts of informedness and how these relate to feelings of being informed in the context of social media platforms.

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