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• Confirmation biasRelated: Personalized exposure can amplify selective contact with belief-consistent information.

• Political polarizationRelated: Researchers debate how much personalized feeds actually increase political polarization.

• Social mediaRelated: Personalized feeds can narrow the range of perspectives encountered on social media.

• Digital journalismRelated: Personalized distribution can limit which news and viewpoints people encounter.

• Surveillance capitalismRelated: Prediction-driven personalization can shape what information and alternatives people encounter.

• Attention economyRelated: Attention-driven personalization can repeatedly surface familiar material.

• Recommender systemRelated: Repeatedly optimizing for predicted interests can narrow the range of content shown.

• FacebookRelated: Personalized ranking on Facebook can shape which viewpoints and sources users encounter.

• Internet forumRelated: Some forum communities can reinforce shared views through selective participation and exposure.

• Selective exposureRelated: Personal selection can combine with automated curation to narrow the information encountered.

• Google SearchRelated: Personalized ranking raises concerns about narrowed exposure to information.

• Online radicalizationCompared with: It describes narrowed information exposure, not the broader process of adopting extremist beliefs.

• Social networking serviceRelated: Personalized feeds may narrow which perspectives and sources users encounter.

• 2010sRelated: Personalized feeds prompted concern about political polarization and narrowed perspectives.

• Social media impact on consumer behaviorRelated: Personalized feeds may narrow the product information and opinions consumers encounter.