Can American's Spot Fake Coronavirus News? Source: IPSOS Poll 3/28/30

I suggest reading the results from a 3/28/20 IPSOS Poll about how U.S. Consumers view information about COVID-19. The results speak for themselves.

Click on the link below for the press release or view the attachment.

The key headlines as summarized by IPSOS are:

As Americans sort out what information about COVID-19 is true or not, most see the virus as a deadly threat and aren’t ready to end social distancing for the sake of the economy.

1. Most Americans are correctly able to identify misinformation around COVID-19. However, there are some partisan gaps on what information is considered to be true.

2. Across the board, most Americans believe COVID-19 is more deadly than the flu (61%). But when it comes to views around the virus’ economic impact and the government’s role in stopping it, there is little partisan agreement.

https://www.ipsos.com/sites/default/files/ct/news/documents/2020-03/topline-daily-beast-coronavirus-fake-news-032820_0.pdf?fbclid=IwAR0ZASU5vviYC-pTw17isTW5P1rSr35zcUZsy1eOXNDR5Ju6cu_zeG2SQU8