Trust in institutions affects public opinion from "summary" of Public Opinion by Walter Lippmann
Trust in institutions plays a crucial role in shaping public opinion. When people have faith in the credibility and reliability of institutions such as government, media, and corporations, their attitudes and beliefs are significantly influenced by the information provided by these entities. In a society where institutions are seen as trustworthy and competent, individuals are more likely to accept the messages and narratives put forth by these organizations. This acceptance is based on the assumption that the information presented is accurate and in the public's best interest. As a result, public opinion tends to align with the viewpoints and agendas promoted by these institutions. Conversely, when trust in institutions ...
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