The influence of researcher methods on television and newspaper news credibility evaluations

Walter Gantz

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This study assessed responses to variations of several notable news credibility measures. TV news was evaluated as more credible than newspapers, although its margin of supremacy was a function of researcher operationalizations of the concept.

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