Public attitudes in Georgia, June 2020
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Public attitudes in Georgia, June 2020
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Question text: Respondent's sex
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Question text: What is your main source of information for receiving news about Coronavirus pandemic? - Colleagues
Question text: What is your main source of information for receiving news about Coronavirus pandemic? - Family members
Question text: What is your main source of information for receiving news about Coronavirus pandemic? - Neighbors, friends
Question text: What is your main source of information for receiving news about Coronavirus pandemic? - Internet (except social networks)
Question text: What is your main source of information for receiving news about Coronavirus pandemic? - Internet (social networks)
Question text: What is your main source of information for receiving news about Coronavirus pandemic? - Newspapers, news magazines
Question text: What is your main source of information for receiving news about Coronavirus pandemic? - Radio
Question text: What is your main source of information for receiving news about Coronavirus pandemic? - TV
Question text: What is your main source of information for receiving news about Coronavirus pandemic? - Mobile applications (such as Viber, WhatsApp, Signal etc.)
Question text: What is your main source of information for receiving news about Coronavirus pandemic? - Other
Question text: How much do you trust or distrust information about coronavirus received from following sources …? - Government
Note: Question was asked only to those who receive information about coronavirus
Question text: How much do you trust or distrust information about coronavirus received from following sources …? - NCDC
Note: Question was asked only to those who receive information about coronavirus
Question text: How much do you trust or distrust information about coronavirus received from following sources …? - Your religious leader/church
Note: Question was asked only to those who receive information about coronavirus
Question text: How much do you trust or distrust information about coronavirus received from following sources …? - Journalists/media
Note: Question was asked only to those who receive information about coronavirus
Question text: How much do you trust or distrust information about coronavirus received from following sources …? - Your local government (Sakrebulo, Mayor’s office)
Note: Question was asked only to those who receive information about coronavirus
Question text: How much do you trust or distrust information about coronavirus received from following sources …? - NGOs
Note: Question was asked only to those who receive information about coronavirus
Question text: How often do you use the Internet? Do you use the Internet every day, at least once a week, at least once a month, less often, or never?
Question text: How often do you use social media such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Vkontakte etc.?
Note: Question was asked only to those who use internet
Question text: How often, if ever, do you get news and information about the coronavirus outbreak on social networks?
Note: Question was asked only to those who receive information about coronavirus and use internet
Question text: How often, if ever, do you get news and information about the coronavirus outbreak on mobile apps (Viber, WhatsApp, Signal etc.)?
Note: Question was asked only to those who receive information about coronavirus
Question text: When you get news and information about the coronavirus outbreak, do you generally find it …
Note: Question was asked only to those who receive information about coronavirus
Question text: A lot of information is circulating about coronavirus. Based on your observation:
Note: Question was asked only to those who receive information about coronavirus
Question text: When you get news and information about the coronavirus outbreak on Facebook, how do you decide if a piece of information you encounter is false/fake? - If it was shared by person that I don't trust
Note: Question was asked only to those who receive information about coronavirus on social networks
Question text: When you get news and information about the coronavirus outbreak on Facebook, how do you decide if a piece of information you encounter is false/fake? - If it was published by unfamiliar source
Note: Question was asked only to those who receive information about coronavirus on social networks
Question text: When you get news and information about the coronavirus outbreak on Facebook, how do you decide if a piece of information you encounter is false/fake? - If it was published by media that I don't trust
Note: Question was asked only to those who receive information about coronavirus on social networks
Question text: When you get news and information about the coronavirus outbreak on Facebook, how do you decide if a piece of information you encounter is false/fake? - If it doesn't reflect my opinions
Note: Question was asked only to those who receive information about coronavirus on social networks
Question text: When you get news and information about the coronavirus outbreak on Facebook, how do you decide if a piece of information you encounter is false/fake? - If I know for a fact that opposite is true
Note: Question was asked only to those who receive information about coronavirus on social networks
Question text: When you get news and information about the coronavirus outbreak on Facebook, how do you decide if a piece of information you encounter is false/fake? - If it sounds suspicious/unrealistic
Note: Question was asked only to those who receive information about coronavirus on social networks