People threatened by disaster have multiple sources of information, but most people consider none of them to be completely credible.

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This statement is supported by research on how people perceive and evaluate risk information during disasters. People often receive information from several sources, including emergency officials, news media, social media, and personal networks. However, they may not trust the information fully due to factors such as conflicting messages, unclear language, and a history of inaccurate information.

People Threatened by Disaster Have Multiple Sources of Information, but Most