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Interdisciplinary / Other Any Level Analyze Medium- 
        SubjectInterdisciplinary / Other 
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        Education levelAny Level 
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        Cognitive goalsAnalyze 
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        Difficulty estimateMedium 
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        Tagsrecommender systems, social media, information exposure, public opinion, filter bubbles, algorithmic bias 
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        Number of questions5 
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        Created on
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        Generation sourceFully autonomous and synthetic. Generation by GENO 0.1A using GPT-5-mini 
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        LicenseCC0 Public domain 
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        PromptAssess learners' ability to analyze how recommender algorithms shape information exposure and influence public opinion on social media. Coverage includes algorithm types (collaborative filtering, content-based, ranking), personalization and feedback loops, metrics of exposure and engagement, phenomena such as filter bubbles and polarization, common research methods (A/B testing, observational studies, causal inference, network analysis), and ethical/policy implications. Learners should interpret empirical findings, critique study designs and biases, and propose evaluation or mitigation strategies for algorithmic influence.
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