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An Examination Of Opinion Polls In The Media. An Examination Of Opinion
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An Examination Of Opinion Polls In The Media
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The 3 opinion polls I chose are all in relation to HIV and AIDS. The relations are very obvious since the polls all stand in direct relation to those two topics, but I think it’s very interesting to see the different reactions of people around the world, which is why I chose the Thai based United Nations Development Resource Opinion Poll as one source and as another source I chose one taken by the Kaiser Family Foundation, as third Opinion Poll I choose one taken by the Indian Doctor network NDTV, all three of them stand in no direct connection to each other – as far as we officially know, of course, and with this there is little chance that all three of the polls might have been altered by any party.
The firsts poll deals mainly with the question if the Thai government is doing enough to deal with the problem of HIV and AIDS in the country, and what Thai people would do if they’d find out a local shopkeeper or teacher had AIDS. I think this is really interesting, since there are still a lot of people who are very prejudiced towards HIV positives. Thailand is one of the Asian tigers, with a huge export (they’re world’s number one in rice export) but except for having big cities, huge production facilities, a fairly small middle class and an even smaller ruling elite, it should still be considered as one of the third world countries, since its population is still overwhelmingly rural and poor, hence the educational level and standard of knowledge lies lower than the one most college students have been through, hence there is no surprise that 44% of Thai would not buy at the local shop anymore if they’d find out its shopkeeper bears the HI-Virus. And 69% of Thai think AIDS education should begin in Primaryschool as opposing to 28% who think Lower Secondaryschool would be enough (or the 4% who think Higher Secondaryschool would be alright). The Poll also shows a big...
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