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Media literacy uptake amongst 'hard to reach' citizens

Study of UK citizens바카라 사이트™ engagement with media literacy initiatives to identify which groups are 바카라 사이트˜hard to reach바카라 사이트™ and why this is the case.

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Department for Science, Innovation and Technology
Published
29 September 2023

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Ref: DSIT Research Paper Series Number: 2023/033

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The Behavioural Insights Team바카라 사이트™s report provides insight into citizens바카라 사이트™ current rates of engagement with media literacy initiatives, the barriers to engagement these citizens face, and the factors that might stimulate their increased engagement in the future.

The overall objectives of the research were to:

  • identify 바카라 사이트˜hard to reach바카라 사이트™ citizens바카라 사이트™ barriers to engaging with media literacy provisions
  • where possible, categorise these citizens into distinct groups that can inform future interventions
  • identify opportunities to improve citizens바카라 사이트™ engagement with media literacy provision in their daily lives.

The Behavioural Insights Team used a mixed methods approach to gather insights, including conducting a survey with a nationally representative sample of 5,000+ UK citizens, and delivering a series of interviews and focus groups with key audiences.

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Published 29 September 2023

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