The study explores how cognitively biased users interact with algorithmically biased search engine result pages (SERPs) on controversial topics. Three key findings emerged: most attitude changes occur in the initial query, confirmation bias affects search behaviors, and interactions in the first query are associated with attitude changes. The study highlights the mixed effects of human biases and algorithmic biases in information retrieval tasks.
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by Ben Wang,Jiq... alle arxiv.org 03-27-2024
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