Infodémie et vulnérabilité informationnelle liée au Covid-19 en Belgique francophone. Pratiques d’information, confiance envers les médias, les experts et les gouvernements, adhésion aux mesures, hésitation vaccinale, perception du risque, mésinformation et conspiration

Lits, Grégoire;Cougnon, Louise-Amélie;Heeren, Alexandre;Hanseeuw, Bernard
(2021) , 106 pages

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(en) The main objective of this report is to test the hypothesis that the adoption of an active information-seeking practice related to the health crisis on social networks can be understood as a risk practice in the Covid-19 infodemic. A second objective is to identify the existence of different vulnerability profiles in the infodemic and to understand the information practices associated with these different profiles at risk of misinformation. The approach adopted is therefore firstly a comparative approach between different types of profile. It is not a question of carrying out a longitudinal study representative of the evolution of the French-speaking Belgian population's experience of the crisis. The CoviCom survey is a four-wave questionnaire survey that was conducted in French-speaking Belgium between 30 March 2020 (i.e. 12 days after the entry into force of the first containment in Belgium) and 29 March 2021. In total, the survey collected 10,148 responses to the four waves of the survey (April 2020 containment, May 2020 decontainment, November 2020 second wave epidemic and March 2021 third wave epidemic).
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Lits, G., Cougnon, L.-A., Heeren, A., & Hanseeuw, B. (2021). Infodémie et vulnérabilité informationnelle liée au Covid-19 en Belgique francophone. Pratiques d’information, confiance envers les médias, les experts et les gouvernements, adhésion aux mesures, hésitation vaccinale, perception du risque, mésinformation et conspiration. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/112306