Yes, it is possible to create fear in a specific group by manipulating news media content. This manipulation can be achieved in a variety of ways, including: 1. **Selective reporting**: highlighting negative events or disturbing news while ignoring positive or neutral information, thereby amplifying fear. 2. **Exaggerating risks**: exaggerating the potential dangers of certain events or phenomena, thereby causing unnecessary panic among the public. 3. **Emotional language**: using intense, emotional words to describe events, making the information more panic-inducing or anxiety-inducing. 4. **Spreading misinformation**: deliberately spreading inaccurate or misleading information, causing the public to misunderstand and panic about certain things. 5. **Creating uncertainty**: by emphasizing unknown factors and possible consequences, people are made uneasy about the future. The media plays an important role in public perception and emotion, and manipulating this content can significantly affect the psychological state and social emotions of a group. In some cases, this manipulation may be for commercial interests, political motivations, or other purposes. However, this behavior may cause social tension, division, and distrust, which has far-reaching negative effects.