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Snurb — Thursday 5 June 2025 00:00

No Evidence for Selective Exposure in Search Query Formulations

Politics | Polarisation | Internet Technologies | Search Engines | Weizenbaum-Institut 2025 |

The next speaker in this Weizenbaum Conference session is Victoria Vziatysheva; she begins by noting that pre-existing beliefs affect what information we engage with – this is selective exposure. But studies have also shown that the use of search engines can reduce selective exposure; whether this is the case also depends on the way search queries are formulated in the first place, however.

Victoria’s project explored this in the context of a Swiss referendum on a responsible economy within the planet’s limits (which was ultimately rejected); this connected voting intentions on this referendum with search queries that reflected attitudes for …

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