Research ID

• Research Conducted by:
  Public Opinion Research Unit of the University of Macedonia Research Institute
• Research Commissioned by:
  iMEdD - incubator for Media Education and Development
• Type and Method:
  Quantitative online survey using a structured questionnaire
• Population:
  Greek journalistic community
• Coverage:
  Nationwide
• Planned Sample Size:
  1,300
• Participating Sample Size:
  1,300
• Period of Conduct:
  December 23, 2021 - June 1, 2022
• Method of Sampling:
  Combined sampling, aiming to identify journalists with the use of convenience and snowball sampling methods through targeting journalists by sending a hyperlink to complete the questionnaire, an informative banner on the website, and targeted Facebook posts

Chief Scientific Officers:
Professor Nikos Marantzidis,
Scientific Coordinator of Public Opinion Research Unit
of the University of Macedonia Research Institute

Dr. George Siakas,
Director of the Public Opinion Research Unit
of the University of Macedonia Research Institute

Project Coordination - Outcome Presentation Editing & Texts:
Kelly Kiki

Graphic Design:
Evgenios Kalofolias

Web Development:
Dimitris Macris

Translation into English:
Evita Lykou






iMEdD, 2022

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This research report does not constitute a recommendation or advice for specific action and should not be taken as such. This report reflects the journalistic environment at the time of the research, as it reflects the attitudes and beliefs of the journalistic community on the specific issues covered by the respective research. All data analyses and visualizations should not be considered predictions for the future as, should the environment change, the attitudes and beliefs of the community surveyed will be affected.