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Analysis of the Ideological Characteristics of College Students and Multi-dimensional Causes from the Perspective of New Media

Yuan He

Abstract


The extensive penetration of new media technology has profoundly changed the ideological concepts, value orientations and behavioral patterns of contemporary college students. This study, based on the bidirectional interaction between the new media environment and the
psychological development of college students, systematically expounds the core manifestations of the ideological characteristics of contemporary college students: the coexistence of subjectivity and technological dependence, the interweaving of value transformation and critical
consciousness, and the coexistence of convenient information acquisition and cognitive superficiality. It also deeply analyzes the formation
mechanism and evolution path of their ideological characteristics from three dimensions: technological logic, social environment, and individual psychology, providing a theoretical reference for understanding the development laws of youth ideology in the digital age.

Keywords


New media; College students; Ideological characteristics; Cognitive patterns

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.70711/wef.v4i1.9592

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