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    This document contains a questionnaire about perceptions of fake news. It has two sections. Section 1 collects demographic information about respondents and their social media usage. Section 2 contains statements to determine ability to identify fake news and how respondents would tackle fake news. Respondents are asked to rate their agreement with statements regarding signs of fake news and actions they would take, such as reverse image searching or checking multiple sources.

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    This document contains a questionnaire about perceptions of fake news. It has two sections. Section 1 collects demographic information about respondents and their social media usage. Section 2 contains statements to determine ability to identify fake news and how respondents would tackle fake news. Respondents are asked to rate their agreement with statements regarding signs of fake news and actions they would take, such as reverse image searching or checking multiple sources.

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    FAKE NEWS SURVEY QUESTION(1)

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    This document contains a questionnaire about perceptions of fake news. It has two sections. Section 1 collects demographic information about respondents and their social media usage. Section 2 contains statements to determine ability to identify fake news and how respondents would tackle fake news. Respondents are asked to rate their agreement with statements regarding signs of fake news and actions they would take, such as reverse image searching or checking multiple sources.

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    Questionnaire on

    A Novel Study to Determine Fake News Quotient: Perception Based Study


    among LIS Students
    Section 1:
    1.Your age:
    Below 20 yrs 21-25 yrs 26-30 yrs Above 30 yrs

    2. Gender:
    Male Female Transegender
    3.Are you use any of the following platforms?
    Facebook Twitter Whatsapp Youtube Instagram
    Google news Messenger

    4.Do you use social media as a tool to update yourself about current news and
    events on various topics?
    Yes No

    5.How often do you visit electronic news/media sites?


    Daily Weekly Once a week Twice a week Weekly

    Section 2:
    Below are some statements in point 6 and point 7. Point 6 statements may help
    to identity if a news/image/message is fake or not. Show your agreement level
    to those points in the scale.
    Point 7 statements is useful when you stumbled upon with any kind of fake
    news. Show your agreement level to the statements which you are likely to do
    when you find any kind of fake news.

    6. Questions on Fake news Identification (QFI):


    Sl QFI statements Strongly Disagree Agree Strongly
    Disagree Disagree
    i Image contents seems to be
    unnatural/unrealistic
    ii When the image contains cropped
    corners or objects
    iii The level of filter used in the image
    iv Poor quality or low resolution of the
    image
    v The image/article immediately
    makes you sad or angry
    vi When the message/article makes
    some derogatory claim without any
    source link
    vii The message/article is poorly
    grammered
    viii if the article/message makes biased
    claims for/against some
    individual/political party/religion
    ix Exaggerated headline of the article
    7. Questions on Fake news Tackling Activities (QFTI)
    QFTA Statements Strongly Disagree Agree Strongly
    Disagree Agree
    i Do a Reverse Google Image search
    for an image
    ii Check the metadata of the image
    iii Search the internet for the claims
    made in the image/message/article
    iv Search for the same story in some
    established news network sites
    v Check the credibility of the author
    by reading other news/article from
    him/her
    vi Cross check the references of the
    article
    vii Check the "about us" page of the
    website
    vii Cross check the data in different
    reliable fact checking website

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