New study suggests that perceptions of trust may be shaped by our news consumption habits

University of Florida·Jun 17

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A new study suggests that news consumption habits may influence perceptions of trust. However, reports on the study's findings are varied, with some outlets focusing on the impact of online posts, wikipedia updates, or product reviews on trust, while others discuss trust in relation to vaccines, airlines, or surgeons. The study's specific conclusions and scope are unclear, with different outlets highlighting different aspects of trust and perception.

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