Social media platforms have increasingly become news sources. Due to the fact that people expose stories and narratives and various topics about people and media, including fake news, they are different from traditional media. In this research, in order to identify the components and design the behavioral model of users in social networks in dealing with fake news, the foundation's data theorizing was used, which after interviewing the experts, the six dimensions of the model including causal conditions, background conditions-inclusion conditions infrastructural and superstructure), intervening conditions, main phenomenon, strategies and consequences along with propositions corresponding to them were formulated. Also, to check the validity of the research results and its reliability, the reliability test between the coders was used for the conducted interviews, and the value obtained is equal to 82%, and it states that the reliability of the codings is confirmed, and it can be claimed that the validity of the interview analysis The current one is suitable.
karimi,P. (2026). Qualitative review and presentation of behavior pattern of users in social networks in dealing with fake news. (e237858). Society Culture Media, 14(57), e237858 doi: 10.22034/scm.2025.461299.1771
MLA
karimi,P. . "Qualitative review and presentation of behavior pattern of users in social networks in dealing with fake news" .e237858 , Society Culture Media, 14, 57, 2026, e237858. doi: 10.22034/scm.2025.461299.1771
HARVARD
karimi P. (2026). 'Qualitative review and presentation of behavior pattern of users in social networks in dealing with fake news', Society Culture Media, 14(57), e237858. doi: 10.22034/scm.2025.461299.1771
CHICAGO
P. karimi, "Qualitative review and presentation of behavior pattern of users in social networks in dealing with fake news," Society Culture Media, 14 57 (2026): e237858, doi: 10.22034/scm.2025.461299.1771
VANCOUVER
karimi P. Qualitative review and presentation of behavior pattern of users in social networks in dealing with fake news. Society Culture Media, 2026; 14(57): e237858. doi: 10.22034/scm.2025.461299.1771