Trust in media and perception of the role of media in society among the students of the University of Maribor

Fišer, Suzana Žilič; Mišič, Katja Udir

doi:10.1016/j.pubrev.2014.11.007

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“…Jones, 2018;Cardoso et al, 2022) apontam para uma erosão progressiva da confiança nos media nas últimas duas décadas nos Estados Unidos e no continente europeu, embora Portugal aparente manter esses indicadores relativamente estáveis (Silva et al, 2017). No entanto, estudos recentes mostram que a confiança, especialmente a confiança nos media, é influenciada por uma variedade de fatores, incluindo processos de transição democrática (Markov & Min, 2020), recursos educativos (Belchior, 2015), feminização da esfera pública Vidal-Correa (2020) e heterogeneidade etária (Fišer & Mišič, 2015).…”

Section: O Efeito Da Confiança Dos Mediaunclassified

NATO e opinião pública europeia: fatores mediáticos definidores de confiança

Sousa,

Pinto-Martinho,

Jerónimo

2024

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Portugal) e bolseiro da Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia. Pós-Graduado em Análise de Dados em Ciências Sociais (ISCTE-IUL). Mestre em Sociologia: exclusões e políticas sociais (Universidade da Beira Interior) e Licenciado em Sociologia. Foi bolseiro de Investigação nos projetos Agenda dos Cidadãos: jornalismo e Participação cívica nos media portugueses e público e privado em comunicações móveis, desenvolvidos no LabCom da Faculdade de Artes e Letras da Universidade da Beira Interior.

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Section: O Efeito Da Confiança Dos Mediaunclassified

NATO e opinião pública europeia: fatores mediáticos definidores de confiança

Sousa,

Pinto-Martinho,

Jerónimo

2024

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“…These made the radiation especially x-ray is safe to be used nowadays with regards to medical purposes. In overall, media is agreed to become a medium conveying information and messages to the global community [57] even though there were also some people who have less trust upon the news reported by the media [58]. Therefore, any misleading in the terms used to highlight the danger of radiation may create fear or phobia among the community with less understanding about radiation [7].…”

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Radiation Awareness among Secondary School Students in Perak, Malaysia

Maulana¹,

Nadia²,

Othman³

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Currently, the number of student enrolment for Radiography programme in Universiti Kuala Lumpur – Royal College of Medicine Perak is the lowest compared to other programmes. Hence, this study is done to determine students’ tendency to further their study in radiography or related programme and determine the radiation awareness among the secondary school students. A survey was conducted on n=429 form four secondary school students under national standard curriculum. 75.5% of the data were collected from seven government secondary schools in Perak, while the remaining were collected from visitors of our institution. The result shows the average score of basic knowledge regarding radiation with mean score of 59.53% and standard deviation of 18.89%. Meanwhile, printed reading materials is the highest type of information source and video game is the lowest with 25.9% and 0.2% respectively. 46.2% claimed that they are fear to radiation and all of them agreed that the radiation disaster incidences was their main reason. 92.3% claimed that they will seek for their parents’ opinion and 17.5% claimed to follow their parents’ choice with regard to the choice of future career while 50.8% claimed that they may continue their higher education in radiography or related programme. Result also showed that fear to radiation effects the students’ tendency to choose radiography or related programme as their choice [p<0.05]. It can be concluded that the radiation awareness among secondary school students in this study is assumed as average and the tendency to further study in radiography or related programme is quite low mainly due to their fear to radiation disaster incidence.

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“…[94][95]. In many countries, trust in the mass media and journalism has been declining [2][3][4]. If trustworthiness in the context of media means the belief that the source provides information honestly, without the purpose of manipulation [5], then the trustworthiness of news media is a subject that has relevance in contemporary society and is open to significant debate.…”

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“…If trustworthiness in the context of media means the belief that the source provides information honestly, without the purpose of manipulation [5], then the trustworthiness of news media is a subject that has relevance in contemporary society and is open to significant debate. The undermining of the credibility of media as the backbone of democratic societies is becoming a serious problem that affects democracy [2], business and all kinds of public institutions and organizations in society(ies).…”

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Trust in Public Relations in the Age of Mistrusted Media: A European Perspective

2021

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One of the core problems of misinformation and post-trust societies is, indeed, trust in communications. The undermining of the credibility of media as the backbone of democratic societies is becoming a serious problem that affects democracy, business and all kinds of public institutions and organizations in society(ies). This paper explores perceptions of trust in key stakeholders involved in communication on behalf of organizations. Findings are considered at the professional (macro), departmental (meso) and individual (micro) level as well as considering the trusted role of non-specialist communicators for organizations including internal and external spokespeople. Data were collected from an online survey of 2883 respondents from 46 countries across Europe. Key findings were at the macro level that: antagonism between management communication professionals and journalists remains. The lowest trust in the profession is felt to be by the general public. At the meso level, top executives are perceived to trust the department the most followed by journalists in second place. External experts such as professors and consultants are perceived to be the most trusted by the general public. Finally, at the micro level individuals are more trusted than organizations or departments and the communication profession more widely.

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Trust in media and perception of the role of media in society among the students of the University of Maribor

Cited by 5 publications

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NATO e opinião pública europeia: fatores mediáticos definidores de confiança

NATO e opinião pública europeia: fatores mediáticos definidores de confiança

Radiation Awareness among Secondary School Students in Perak, Malaysia

Trust in Public Relations in the Age of Mistrusted Media: A European Perspective

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