This article has the test in it. https://www.cam.ac.uk/stories/misinformation-susceptibility-test
Edit: If you do bad on the test, here are some games to play to help you get better (scroll down): https://inoculation.science/inoculation-games/
This article has the test in it. https://www.cam.ac.uk/stories/misinformation-susceptibility-test
Edit: If you do bad on the test, here are some games to play to help you get better (scroll down): https://inoculation.science/inoculation-games/
YouGov is a garbage institution. They were founded by some uber conservatives in England, operate out of England, meddle in American politics, and have a propensity for sneakily skewing results of surveys. I recall one clickbait headline of theirs about most US citizens support banning abortion and they had surveyed a very small set of people and from conservative, religious areas.
I believe you but you gotta show some receipts,. I see that there is some people that don’t like them. 538 is pretty conservative and does an okay job. It seems to be a legit questionnaire even if they use the info for evil.
Edit: I should add that the test is from Cambridge too.
I had a glance and didn’t see anything but I’m not investigative reporter and it’s hard to tell without spending a lot of time on it. One of the founders ran as a conservative and is now on the board. It’s probably in their interest (they are public/in stock market) to conduct good surveys, but to also generate data which would be of interest to conservative leaning organizations. That’s my guess. Their articles may be misleading though, since those would be more promotional/marketing material of the data they want to sell.
That’s what I think too. It’s like Fox being quite good at polling so they can con their audience.