Among adults in Korea, those who do not believe in social issues and related information on social n..

Among adults in Korea, those who do not believe in social issues and related information on social networking services (SNS) the most are Generation Z, according to a survey.

According to a survey conducted by the Korea Press Foundation last month on 1,000 adults aged 18 and over by the Korea Press Promotion Foundation on the 4th, when asked about the least reliable source of information in the event of a social issue, Gen Z had the highest distrust of SNS, accounting for 33.2%.

Generation Z then distrusted online video platforms (15.1%) and blogs, online cafes, and community bulletin boards (11.1%). Millennials also said they did not trust SNS (27.0%), but the percentage was lower than that of Generation Z. Online video platforms (18.4%) and blogs, online cafes, and community bulletin boards (10.6%) were also cited as incredible sources of information.

Generation X and older cited the online video platform as the most incredible source of information. The generation with the greatest distrust was the liberation of Korea and the Korean 25th generation, accounting for 31.8%. Among Generation X and baby boomers, 24.7% and 29.3% said they could not trust the online video platform, respectively.

When asked who is the most affected generation in our society, including their own generation, the percentage of baby boomers who picked themselves was the highest at 45.2%.

Subsequently, 27.3% of the Korean Liberation and Korean 25th generation and 26.6% of millennials said they were the most affected generation. In the case of Generation X, the baby boomers (24.4%) were cited as the most damaged generation, while Generation Z chose Liberation and the Korean 25th generation (25.6%) the most.

Combining the answers of all generations, 22.2% of the respondents said that the Korean Liberation and the Korean 25th generation suffered the most. Baby boomers (20.4%) benefited the most.

When asked whether their generation led the socially important change, 91.1 percent of the baby boomers answered yes, followed by 81.8 percent for the Korean Liberation and the Korean 25th generation, 78.2 percent for Generation X, 58.3 percent for Generation Z, and 55.7 percent for Millennials.

In the survey, 82.3% said that the generational conflict in Korean society is serious. Millennials (86.2%) had the greatest problem consciousness, while the lowest was Liberation and Korean War (77.3%).

Based on the year of birth, the survey classified the generation of Korean independence and 6.25 before 1954, the baby boomers from 1955 to 1964, the X generation from 1965 to 1979, the millennial generation from 1980 to 1994, the Z generation from 1995 to 2009, and the alpha generation after 2010.

The survey was conducted at the request of the Korea Press Promotion Foundation by sending an e-mail by Macromill Embrain, a polling company, to allow respondents to access the survey page. The sampling error is ±3.0 percentage points (p) at the 95% confidence level.

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