How cyber wrecker content shapes perceptions of social problems: A structural path analysis through content evaluation factors

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The research aims to identify how cyber wrecker content affects user perceptions and attitudes towards social problems through content evaluation.
Utilized a structural equation model with content evaluation as a key mediating variable.
Analyzed responses from 654 participants using data from the Korea Press Foundation's media issue survey for 2024.
Assessed the impact of viewing frequency on positive and negative content evaluations.
Higher viewing frequency was linked to decreased positive evaluations and increased negative evaluations of content.
Positive evaluations were found to reduce awareness of social problems, while negative evaluations increased it.
Awareness of social problems was positively associated with perceived needs for education and regulation to address these issues.

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Examines how cyber wrecker content influences social problem perceptions via content evaluation factors, indicating important pathways.

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Kim et al. (2026) studied this question.

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