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What kind of political information consumer are you?

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Rate how often you do each of the following when encountering political claims:

1 — Rarely2 — Sometimes3 — Often4 — Always

I check the original primary source before sharing a viral political claim.

I read beyond the sensational headline before forming an opinion.

I check whether an old image or spliced video is being circulated as new.

I compare competing reports from opposing perspectives before deciding.

I distinguish legitimate policy criticism from evidence of criminality.

I adjust my viewpoint when credible evidence contradicts my prior beliefs.

I apply the exact same evidentiary standards to politicians I support and oppose.

I verify quotes attributed to public figures before quoting or forwarding them.

I examine whether statistical claims omit baseline denominators or context.

I avoid assuming that everyone who disagrees with me is acting in bad faith.

Result Profiles

What each result means

Evidence Hunter

You tend to verify before believing, seek primary sources and update views when evidence shifts.

Context Seeker

You understand that claims rarely tell the whole story and you seek background before concluding.

Healthy Skeptic

You question competing narratives and do not accept claims at face value.

Headline Reader

You may benefit from checking the underlying source more often before forming or sharing an opinion.

None of these results indicate your political affiliation, religion, caste, ideology or any other personal characteristic. They describe information habits only.

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