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7 January 2017

1943 GB adults surveyed

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Which of the following do you tend to trust when they give predictions in their fields of expertise. Tick as many as you trust...

Conducted 7 January 2017

YouGov surveyed 1943 GB adults

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27%
8%
1%
29%
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15%
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47%
Which of the following do you tend to trust when they give predictions in their fields of expertise. Tick as many as you trust...

Conducted 7 January 2017

YouGov surveyed 1943 GB adults

By:
11%
19%
6%
27%
8%
1%
29%
1%
15%
1%
47%

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