I am a communications student studying political misinformation and social media literacy. Please complete a short survey sharing your insights on political posts and demographics. Thank you for your support!
Hey everyone! I just took a look at the survey and really enjoyed reflecting on how political misinformation spreads across our feeds. It got me thinking about how easy it is to share something without checking the facts first and how our digital habits might be making things more complicated. I’ve noticed that my own approach to political posts has evolved over time—I’m way more cautious now and always check multiple sources before I form an opinion.
I’m curious, has anyone else found that their trust in traditional news sources has shifted because of social media? It would be great to hear your thoughts on how we can all become a bit savvier online. Let’s keep the conversation going! 
The survey provided an interesting opportunity to reflect on the lasting effects of misinformation on political opinions. In my experience, even a single misleading post can shape my perception until I take the time to verify the information. I tend to rely on trusted online resources and fact-checking services to maintain an accurate view of political topics. It is evident that our evolving digital habits make us both susceptible to and resistant against misleading information. The research emphasizes the essential role of digital literacy in enhancing our understanding of the complex social media landscape.
hey, i took the survay too and its wild how fast misleading postes grab u. i often only clik later to check if info is right. digital literary is key for us to not fall for every fake update.