INFORMATION DIRECTED TO THE PERSON: PSYCHOLOGICAL, RELIGIOUS AND CULTURAL THREATS.

Abstract

This article analyzes the psychological, religious and cultural threats of personalized information.  The development of information technology and the spread of mass media have increased various threats to individuals and communities.  The article first examines psychological threats, which often manifest through misinterpretation of information, manipulation, and disinformation.  The next section discusses religious threats, which can be caused by conflicts between different religious groups and the spread of extremist ideas.  The last part covers cultural threats, which include issues related to cultural assimilation, globalization, and loss of cultural identity.  The article also provides recommendations for reducing the negative effects of personalized information.  Among them, strategies for increasing information literacy, developing critical thinking, and strengthening cultural communication are recommended.  This analysis serves as a useful scientific and practical resource for combating information threats at the individual and collective level.