Media influence on political and media trust
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Respondent for paper 1181 is Mr. Harrison LeJeune
Respondent for paper 1405 is Ms. Liaoran Hu
Respondent for paper 2057 is Dr. Olutobi Akingbade
Respondent for paper 2552 is Mr. Yufan Guo
Media influence on political and media trust
Session Code:
POL-2
1181
How does Internet use influence trust in government? A comparative study of Vietnam and the Philippines
Session Code:
POL-2
1405
The Influence of Trust in Media Platforms and Opinion Leadership on QAnon Support
Session Code:
POL-2
2057
A multinational study in China, U.S and Korea about predictors of consumers' trust towards algorithm-based advertising: political beliefs, privacy concerns and technological factors
Session Code:
POL-2
2552
An examination of the nexus between perceived state illegitimacy and COVID-19 misinformation among young adult Nigerians
Session Code:
POL-2
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