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Fake News Survey
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1. How many viral posts — whether articles, videos or photographs — do you click on each week?
No, never
1-3
3-7
7+
Clear selection
2. On average during the course of a week do you share viral posts on social media?
No, never
1-3
3-7
7+
Clear selection
3. How often do you check to make sure what you are sharing or commenting on is real?
Never
Sometimes
Always
Clear selection
4. What ways did you use to verify if a story was true?
Your answer
5. How much do you care if a story purporting to be real, actually is? (1 very important -- 5 not at all)
Very important
1
2
3
4
5
not at all important
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6. How much more careful are you with online sources when you are doing work for school than when you're simply surfing the web for fun? (1 much more--5 no difference)
Much more careful
1
2
3
4
5
No difference
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7. What sources of news do you usually trust? Why?
Your answer
8. What sources do you rarely trust? Why?
Your answer
9. What responsibility do journalists and news outlets who post or link these stories have to make sure they are true?
Your answer
10. Can embellished, or outright fake, stories have real-world consequences?
Yes
No
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11. In a world where news can be reported by anyone with a cellphone, how do you decide what is true? What questions should you ask to find out?
Your answer
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