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Given the strong partisan differences in the trust and use of various news outlets<\/a> identified in the Center\u2019s other research, this study separately examined the impact of adding news outlet attributions to factual and opinion statements. Overall, the attribution had a limited impact, except for one place: Republicans were modestly more likely than Democrats to accurately classify factual statements when they were attributed to Fox News Channel. But there was no influence of this news outlet between parties when it came to opinion or borderline statements.<\/p>\n\n

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[10.numoffset=”10″ At the end of the survey, respondents who saw news statements attributed to the news outlets were told, \u201cPlease note that the statements that you were shown in this survey were part of an experiment and did not actually appear in news articles of the news organizations.\u201d Those who did not see the statements attributed to the outlets were told, \u201cPlease note that the statements that you were shown in this survey were part of an experiment and did not actually appear in news articles.\u201d]<\/p>\n\n\n

Overall, as with the initial set of twelve statements, Republicans and Democrats were again more likely to label a claim as factual if it appealed to their side, regardless of outlet attribution. (See the detailed table in Appendix B<\/a>.) And, overall, the different levels of success in classifying statements seen between the groups discussed in Chapter 2<\/a> emerge here as well.<\/p>\n\n

The one instance in which the source label showed a modest influence on how members of both political parties categorized the factual statements was when the statements were attributed to Fox News Channel. While members of both parties accurately classified factual statements attributed to Fox News most of the time, Republicans did so to a greater degree (77% of the time), while Democrats did so to a lesser degree (69% of the time).[11. Since, due to the randomization, it was not possible to break up respondents into discrete groups by outlet attribution, this analysis grouped together all of the times the 5,035 respondents who saw a statement attributed to each of the outlets or no outlet at all. The results, then, are framed as the percent of the time that respondents classified statements a given way when attributed to each outlet. For more details on what \u201cpercent of the time\u201d means, see the Methodology<\/a>.] Independents fell in between, identifying factual statements attributed to Fox News about three-quarters of the time (74%).<\/p>\n\n

In contrast, Republicans and Democrats were about as likely to correctly identify the three factual statements when no outlet was attributed to them and when attributed to the two other outlets, The New York Times and USA Today. Furthermore, the attribution of any of the three outlets had no impact on Republicans\u2019 or Democrats\u2019 classifications of the opinion and borderline statements.<\/p>\n\n

Though source attribution in this experiment had a minor impact on responses, other research has found strongly differing reactions<\/a> to news outlets and widely diverging usage<\/a> among Democrats and Republicans. So, it is important to keep in mind that this is one experiment within a larger study and that additional research could probe further into when news brands influence perceptions of the news and when they don\u2019t.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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