Coordination Method Of Means Of Ideological Work In The Fight Against Covid-19 Pandemic In Vietnam
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O estudo visa esclarecer o método de coordenação dos meios de trabalho ideológico na prevenção e controle da epidemia de COVID-19 no Vietnã. A pesquisadora observou diretamente atividades veiculadas em rádio, televisão, jornais online e redes sociais (Facebook, Gapo, Lotus, TikTok, Youtube e Zalo). Em seguida, para avaliar os resultados dessa cooperação, a pesquisadora realiza uma pesquisa na comunidade online sobre o impacto dos meios de trabalho ideológicos na percepção, atitude e comportamento das pessoas no enfrentamento da pandemia. Os resultados mostram que as informações em rádio, televisão, jornais online e redes sociais formaram um fluxo oficial de informações na vida social, eliminando notícias falsas e inverídicas e contribuindo para o desenvolvimento de uma consciência avançada diante da epidemia.
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