Survey: SHOH23

Question:
Of all the news sources I just named, which has been your best source of information about the terrorist attacks?

Answers: ( respondents)
1 Daily Newspapers 10%
2 News Magazines 2%
3 Radio News 8%
4 Television News 71%
5 Internet 7%
6 Family and Friends 2%
7 Don't Know/Other Response 0%
8 Can't Answer/Not Ascertained/Refusal 0%

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Italian president faces severe challenge at polls? (appeared in SHOH18, October 21, 2001)
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Canada-U.S. trade down 10 percent as result of NAFTA? (appeared in SHOH18, October 21, 2001)
Japanese recession may force Honda to downsize U.S. plants? (appeared in SHOH18, October 21, 2001)
Two U.S. medical volunteers save hundreds of Iraqi children? (appeared in SHOH18, October 21, 2001)
Nike fires 200 workers in labor dispute in Indonesia? (appeared in SHOH18, October 21, 2001)
U.S. withdrawing aid to Sudan government? (appeared in SHOH18, October 21, 2001)
Scottish farmer's idea may solve foot and mouth epidemic? (appeared in SHOH18, October 21, 2001)
Mexican farm workers vital to California agriculture? (appeared in SHOH18, October 21, 2001)
Student from China rescues missing boy in Colorado? (appeared in SHOH18, October 21, 2001)
Israelis shell Arab bases in Lebanon? (appeared in SHOH18, October 21, 2001)
American missionary heads effort to feed people in Thailand? (appeared in SHOH18, October 21, 2001)
End of drought saves crops in Nigeria? (appeared in SHOH18, October 21, 2001)
Ten from U.S. feared victims of avalanche in Switzerland? (appeared in SHOH18, October 21, 2001)
Mexico border guards save 20 refuges? (appeared in SHOH18, October 21, 2001)
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Was that Web site for a newspaper that you normally read or for another newspaper? (appeared in SHOH22, January 30, 2003)
Did you get news from a Web site operated by a television station? (appeared in SHOH22, January 30, 2003)
Was that Web site for a TV station that you normally watch or for another station? (appeared in SHOH22, January 30, 2003)
Here are some important issues facing America: our war on terrorism, peace in the Middle East, improving the American economy, protecting Social Security, improving Health Care, improving education and reducing the federal budget deficit. Of all the issues I just mentioned, which one is the most important to you? (appeared in SHOH21, October 28, 2002)
How likely do you think it is in the next 10 years that some nation will try to attack the United States in an attempt to seize our territory? (appeared in SHOH21, October 28, 2002)