Intergenerational Communication: Problems Choosing Media

Dear respondent, I am Rita Jašinskė, a student of journalism at Klaipėda University. I am conducting research for my course work on the topic: 'Intergenerational Communication: Problems Choosing Media.' The goal of the work is to reveal intergenerational communication and problems related to media choice. The anonymity of the questionnaire is guaranteed, and the data collected will be used for scientific purposes only. Thank you for your time and responses.

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TelevisionRadioNews portals (Delfi, 15min, etc.)Social networks (Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, etc.)YouTubePrint media (newspapers, magazines, etc.)Podcasts

NEVER	RARELY	SOMETIMES	OFTEN	ALWAYS
It is important to me that information is accessible quickly.

I prefer information presented briefly rather than in detail.

I compare information from several sources.

I read comments under the news.

It is important to me to know who the author of the information is.

NEVER	RARELY	SOMETIMES	OFTEN	ALWAYS
I trust traditional media more than social networks.

Before sharing information, I check its reliability.

I care about other people's opinions regarding the information presented.

Social networks influence my views on current events.

Social networks are my first source of information.

NEVER	RARELY	SOMETIMES	OFTEN	ALWAYS
I notice that people of different generations choose different media.

I believe that different generations evaluate the reliability of information differently.

I have experienced miscommunication with someone from another generation due to media choices.

I notice that different generations react differently to news.

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Intergenerational Communication: Problems Choosing Media

What media do you use?

Which media do you trust most?

On average, how much time do you spend using media per day?

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