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‘Who Shared It?’: How Americans Decide What News to Trust on Social Media

The Media Insight Project, a collaboration between the American Press Institute and The AP-NORC Center, uses a survey-based experiment to investigate what determines Americans’ trust in news on social media.

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GenForward February 2017

The first of its kind bi-monthly survey of racially and ethnically diverse young adults conducted by the Black Youth Project at the University of Chicago with The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research.

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Culture and Society

The American Identity: Points of Pride, Conflicting Views, and a Distinct Culture

A new study of 1,004 adults conducted in February by The AP-NORC Center using AmeriSpeak® explores the public’s attitudes on diversity and immigration and investigates what Americans say makes up the country’s identity.

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American Teens are Politically Engaged but Pessimistic about Country’s Direction

A new poll of 790 teens age 13-17 conducted by The AP-NORC Center using AmeriSpeak® digs into how the next generation of voters view current events and American politics, as well as their level of civic engagement both in and outside of school.

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Government and International Affairs

Many Want Changes to the Health Care Law but Few Support Its Immediate Repeal

Few Americans want to keep the nation’s health care law just as it is now, but most do not want to see it completely dismantled either, according to a national poll of 1,036 adults conducted in January by The AP-NORC Center using AmeriSpeak®.

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