AGECovP:识别年龄歧视并分析YouTube上关于老年人的COVID-19话语。

IF 2.5 2区 计算机科学 Q1 MATHEMATICS, INTERDISCIPLINARY APPLICATIONS
EPJ Data Science Pub Date : 2025-01-01 Epub Date: 2025-08-27 DOI:10.1140/epjds/s13688-025-00582-6
Ghenai Amira, Nath Keshav, Satsangi Aarat
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摘要

2019冠状病毒病大流行严重影响了老年人,引发了广泛的在线讨论,揭示了人们对这一高危人群的看法。了解这些描述是至关重要的,因为公共话语会影响社会对老龄化的看法,并影响影响老年人的政策和做法。过去的研究强调,年龄歧视的刻板印象和态度经常出现在公共讨论中,塑造了老年人的经历。目前的研究展示了AGECovP,这是一个全面的数据集,其中包含了领先的社交媒体平台YouTube的各种视频。AGECovP旨在为研究人员提供有意义的见解,了解大流行期间老年人是如何被描绘的,以及阴谋论、错误信息和反疫苗运动等主题是如何与人口老龄化联系起来的。此外,该数据集还包括一组标记的评论,表明存在年龄歧视内容,使研究人员能够进行年龄歧视检测并分析在线话语中的年龄歧视。AGECovP提供了一种资源,用于检查显性和隐性形式的年龄歧视,有助于开发解决对老年人偏见的工具和方法。该数据集促进对社会态度的可操作见解,加强包容性政策和干预措施的制定。我们的数据可在https://zenodo.org/records/15800324上获得。
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AGECovP: identifying ageism and analyzing COVID-19 discourse on older adults in YouTube.

AGECovP: identifying ageism and analyzing COVID-19 discourse on older adults in YouTube.

AGECovP: identifying ageism and analyzing COVID-19 discourse on older adults in YouTube.

AGECovP: identifying ageism and analyzing COVID-19 discourse on older adults in YouTube.

The COVID-19 pandemic significantly impacted older adults, generating widespread online discussions that revealed how this at-risk population was perceived. Understanding these portrayals is essential, as public discourse influences societal perceptions of aging and impacts policies and practices affecting older adults. Past research highlights that ageist stereotypes and attitudes frequently surface in public discussions, shaping the experiences of older individuals. The current study presents AGECovP, a comprehensive dataset featuring a diverse collection of YouTube videos, a leading social media platform. AGECovP is designed to provide researchers with meaningful insights into how older adults were portrayed during the pandemic and how topics such as conspiracy theories, misinformation, and the anti-vaccine movement were framed in relation to aging populations. In addition, the dataset includes a set of labeled comments indicating the presence of ageist content, enabling researchers to perform ageist detection and analyze ageism in online discourse. By providing a resource for examining both overt and subtle forms of ageism, AGECovP contributes to the development of tools and methodologies for addressing bias against older adults. This dataset fosters actionable insights into societal attitudes, enhancing the development of inclusive policies and interventions. Our data is available at: https://zenodo.org/records/15800324.

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EPJ Data Science
EPJ Data Science MATHEMATICS, INTERDISCIPLINARY APPLICATIONS -
CiteScore
6.10
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5.60%
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53
审稿时长
13 weeks
期刊介绍: EPJ Data Science covers a broad range of research areas and applications and particularly encourages contributions from techno-socio-economic systems, where it comprises those research lines that now regard the digital “tracks” of human beings as first-order objects for scientific investigation. Topics include, but are not limited to, human behavior, social interaction (including animal societies), economic and financial systems, management and business networks, socio-technical infrastructure, health and environmental systems, the science of science, as well as general risk and crisis scenario forecasting up to and including policy advice.
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