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Social media and security
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When you think of social media brands (ex. Facebook, Twitter, SnapChat, and Instagram), do you consider them credible sources of information?
Yes
No
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What is your primary source for news?
Traditional news sources on TV, radio or newspaper/magazine
Digital versions of traditional news sources on web, app, or electronic newsletters
Digital-only news sources like Google, HuffPo, or BuzzFeed
Offline word-of-mouth sources
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Do you know what fake news is?
Yes
No
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Can you identify when you are reading fake news?
Yes
No
Not sure
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Does it matter to you whether or not the content you are reading is considered fact based or false information?
Yes, it matters
No, it does not matter
Unsure
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Which news source do you trust more?
News from traditional news outlets
News on my social media feeds
It depends
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Why do you think disinformation is published online?
To advance a specific position or agenda
To be entertainment
Confuse people
I don't know
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How often do you share news headlines/stories with your family or friends via social media?
Daily
A few times a week
Once a week
Less often
Never
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What is your age?
Under 21 years old
21-29 years old
30-39 years old
40 years old or older
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