Algorithmic accountability on social media platforms in the context of alcohol-related health behavior change.
Algorithmic accountability on social media platforms in the context of alcohol-related health behavior change.
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在与酒精相关的健康行为改变的背景下，社交媒体平台上的算法问责制。
DOI：
10.1111/add.16042
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发表时间：
2023
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Massey,PhilipM
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作者：
Russell,AlexM;Bergman,BrandonG;Colditz,JasonB;Massey,PhilipM
Montag等人[1]挑战社交媒体（SM）公司在道德上处理数字媒体平台设计决策，并考虑他们促进健康平台参与的能力。我们同意，并在此扩展这一概念，因为它涉及SM参与和有害健康行为之间关系的背景下的算法问责制。在这里，我们专注于饮酒相关的行为;然而，我们的论点可以应用于许多健康行为，如疫苗接种和烟草使用。社交媒体的使用影响健康行为，包括饮酒[2]。在SM上接触与酒精相关的内容是很常见的，大多数与酒精相关的帖子都积极地描述饮酒，通常使危险的饮酒行为正常化[3-5]。此外，参与支持饮酒的SM内容（发布，喜欢，评论，查看）与饮酒量增加有关[2]。总之，数据表明，在线酒精相关的SM体验与真实的世界有害和危险的饮酒有关[6-8]。
Montag et al.[1] challenged social media (SM) companies to ethically approach digital media platform design decisions and consider their capacity to promote healthy platform engagement. We agree, and herein, expand on this notion as it relates to algorithmic accountability in the context of the relationship between SM engagement and harmful health behaviors. Here we focus on drinking-related behaviors; however, our argument can be applied to numerous health behaviors, such as vaccination and tobacco use.Social media use influences health behaviors, including alcohol use [2]. Exposure to alcohol-related content on SM is common, and the majority of alcohol-related posts portray drinking positively, often normalizing hazardous drinking behaviors [3–5]. Moreover, engagement with pro-drinking SM content (posting, liking, commenting, viewing) is associated with increased alcohol consumption [2]. Taken together, data suggest online alcohol-related SM experiences are associated with real world harmful and hazardous drinking [6–8].