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Propaganda is communication designed primarily to influence or persuade people toward a particular agenda, often by selectively presenting facts or using emotionally charged language rather than presenting information objectively. It matters because propaganda can shape how people perceive issues and make decisions without them realizing the information they're receiving may be incomplete or manipulated.
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Article · 日本語
プロパガンダ(羅: propaganda)は、特定の思想・世論・意識・行動へ誘導する意図を持った行為のことである。
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