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How does the level of media propaganda literacy differ among individuals under 18, between 18 and 30, and over 30 in Uzbekistan, and how does this difference impact their vulnerability to misinformation and critical thinking skills?
This research investigates how varying levels of media propaganda literacy across different age groups in Uzbekistan impact susceptibility to misinformation and critical thinking. By categorizing participants into three distinct age groups—those under 18, between 18 and 30, and over 30—the study ide
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