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aad-263	Ruth, Taylor; Colclasure, Blake	Cable news media’s influence on climate change beliefs: A partisan comparison	2023	14	.pdf	application/pdf	5279	264	47	Past studies have explored the role of partisan media on consumers’ beliefs in climate change (Feldman et al., 2012; Feldman et al., 2014); however, there is evidence that media credibility and socio-structural variables are also important to consider when trying to understand the media’s effects on consumers’ climate change beliefs. The following objectives guided this research: (a) Describe the demographic characteristics of liberals, moderates, and conservatives; (b) Describe the differences in trust in science between political ideological groups; (c) Describe the difference in climate change beliefs between political ideological groups; (d) Describe the differences in cable news media use between political ideological Ruth & Colclasure Advancements in Agricultural Development https://doi.org/10.37433/aad.v4i2.263 23 groups; and (e) Determine how demographics, trust in science, cable news use, and media credibility predict Illinois residents’ beliefs in climate change across political ideological groups.	cache/aad-263.pdf	txt/aad-263.txt