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NOW: The Ateneo School of Government, through BOSES Pilipinas and Participate, releases the results of a youth survey on fake news. | via @newsdwight #PHVote #WeDecide

@newsdwight Dr. Imelda Deinla of Participate explains methodology of the three-round survey. | via @newsdwight #PHVote #WeDecide

@newsdwight In the first round of survey conducted from May to June this year, only 20.3% of over 7,000 youth respondents say they are very confident in recognizing fake news. Some 67% scored six or lower in the ten-item quiz. | via @newsdwight #PHVote #WeDecide

@newsdwight The Ateneo School of Government's findings reveal that those with high relative support towards President Duterte "have lower accuracy in identifying fake and real news." | via @newsdwight #PHVote #WeDecide

@newsdwight The group also found that those supportive of Vice President Leni Robredo have higher accuracy in identifying fake and real news. | via @newsdwight #PHVote #WeDecide

@newsdwight The group's findings show that those who are highly inclined to vote in the 2022 polls have high accuracy in identifying real news. | via @newsdwight #PHVote #WeDecide

@newsdwight Here's the summary of the group's findings. | via @newsdwight #PHVote #WeDecide

@newsdwight Comelec director Atty. Elaiza Sabile-David resolution on 2022 campaign guidelines to be released this month will focus on campaign finance, not on going after those who propagate "fake news." | via @newsdwight #PHVote #WeDecide