**MASTER: Trusting News questionnaire At the xxNewsOrganizationxx, we're participating in a project designed to help us serve you better. We know distrust in journalism is high nationwide, and we want to better understand how you decide what information is trustworthy. The information you share here will be shared with a researcher at the Reynolds Journalism Institute, which is leading the project, but your answers will not be connected to your name unless we talk to you further. For questions on privacy or methodology, contact Joy Mayer at
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1. How likely are you to believe what you read, see or hear from mainstream journalism organizations (however you define mainstream)? * Mark only one oval. 1 Very unlikely
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4 Very likely
2. How many news organizations do you currently support financially through subscription, donation or membership? * Mark only one oval. 0 1 2 3 4 or more 3. Name three sources of news you typically trust. *
4. Name three sources of news you typically do not trust. * 5. How do you decide which news sources are credible and which are not? * 6. Political leanings * Mark only one oval. Very conservative Conservative Moderate Liberal Very liberal No opinion Other: 7. Name *
8. Age * Mark only one oval. 1829 3039 4049 5059 6069 7079 80+
9. Gender * Mark only one oval. Prefer not to say Male Female Other: 10. Race * Mark only one oval. White Black Hispanic/Latino/Spanish origin Asian Native American Prefer not to say Other: 11. Email address *
12. ZIP code *
13. Your participation will help your local journalists and the journalism industry serve you better. With that in mind, would you be willing to meet with one of our journalists for one hour, at a place and time convenient for you, to discuss this further? * Mark only one oval. Yes No 14. If you answered yes, please include a phone number. A journalist from xxNewsOrganizationxx might be in touch.
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