Perceptions of Media Trust and Credibility Among Mormon College Students

Guy J. Golan · Sherry Pack Baker

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Evaluation of media credibility and trust among Mormons is examined in this study. The results suggest low assessments of the credibility of the mainstream news media across several dimensions. Participating Mormons viewed the news media as liberal and politically biased; they did not agree that the news media were credible, trustworthy, got their facts straight or were moral.

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