Vispārējā uzticēšanās līmeņa un piederības valstij izjūtas saistība ar uzticēšanos medijiem
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Latvijas Universitāte
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Šajā pētījumā tika analizēts – kā vispārējais uzticēšanās līmenis un piederības valstij izjūta ir saistīti ar uzticēšanos dažādiem mediju veidiem Latvijas kontekstā. Pētījumā piedalījās 205 respondenti, no tiem 152 sievietes, 50 vīrieši un 3, kas nevēlējās atbildēt uz šo jautājumu. Tika mērīts vispārējais uzticēšanās līmenis, piederības valstij izjūta, kā arī uzticēšanās dažādiem mediju veidiem. Pirmā hipotēze – augstāka uzticēšanās sabiedriskajiem medijiem saistās ar augstāku vispārējo uzticēšanās līmeni un augstāku piederības izjūtu valstij – apstiprinājās daļēji. Piederības valstij izjūta bija statistiski nozīmīgs pozitīvs prognozētājs uzticībai sabiedriskajiem medijiem, savukārt vispārējais uzticēšanās līmenis, lai arī pozitīvi korelēja ar uzticēšanos sabiedriskajiem medijiem, regresijas modelī nebija statistiski nozīmīgs prognozētājs. Otrā hipotēze – augstāka uzticēšanās alternatīvajiem medijiem saistīta ar zemāku piederības izjūtu valstij un zemāku uzticēšanos sabiedriskajiem medijiem – neapstiprinājās. Tā vietā tika konstatēta statistiski nozīmīga pozitīva korelācija starp uzticēšanos alternatīvajiem medijiem un gan piederības valstij izjūtu, gan uzticēšanos sabiedriskajiem medijiem. Piederības valstij izjūta ir būtisks faktors, kas saistīts ar uzticēšanos sabiedriskajiem medijiem Latvijā. Attieksme pret alternatīvajiem medijiem ir kompleksāka, un uzticēšanās tiem nav primāri saistīta ar piederības valstij izjūtu.
This study analyzed how the general level of trust and sense of belonging to the country are related to trust in different types of media in the Latvian context. The study included 205 respondents, of whom 152 were women, 50 were men, and 3 did not want to answer this question. The general level of trust, sense of belonging to the country, as well as trust in different types of media were measured. The first hypothesis – higher trust in public media is associated with a higher general level of trust and a higher sense of belonging to the country – was partially confirmed. The sense of belonging to the country was a statistically significant positive predictor of trust in public media, while the general level of trust, although positively correlated with trust in public media, was not a statistically significant predictor in the regression model. The second hypothesis – higher trust in alternative media is associated with a lower sense of belonging to the country and lower trust in public media – was not confirmed. Instead, a statistically significant positive correlation was found between trust in alternative media and both a sense of belonging to the country and trust in public media. A sense of belonging to the country is a significant factor associated with trust in public media in Latvia. Attitudes towards alternative media are more complex, and trust in them is not primarily related to a sense of belonging to the country.
This study analyzed how the general level of trust and sense of belonging to the country are related to trust in different types of media in the Latvian context. The study included 205 respondents, of whom 152 were women, 50 were men, and 3 did not want to answer this question. The general level of trust, sense of belonging to the country, as well as trust in different types of media were measured. The first hypothesis – higher trust in public media is associated with a higher general level of trust and a higher sense of belonging to the country – was partially confirmed. The sense of belonging to the country was a statistically significant positive predictor of trust in public media, while the general level of trust, although positively correlated with trust in public media, was not a statistically significant predictor in the regression model. The second hypothesis – higher trust in alternative media is associated with a lower sense of belonging to the country and lower trust in public media – was not confirmed. Instead, a statistically significant positive correlation was found between trust in alternative media and both a sense of belonging to the country and trust in public media. A sense of belonging to the country is a significant factor associated with trust in public media in Latvia. Attitudes towards alternative media are more complex, and trust in them is not primarily related to a sense of belonging to the country.