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To identify distinct sub-groups within digitized publics and evaluate how levels of trust in science evolve over time.

January 8, 2026Journal of Trust ResearchOpen Access

Dynamics of trust in science among digitised publics: A two-wave panel study identifying trust groups

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To identify distinct sub-groups within digitized publics and evaluate how levels of trust in science evolve over time.
Conducted a two-wave longitudinal panel study measuring public trust in science across digitized populations.
Categorized survey respondents into longitudinal trust groups based on repeated measures of scientific trust.
Identified distinct, structured trust profiles characterizing divergent attitudes toward science across the sampled public.
Demonstrated measurable shifts and subgroup stability in scientific trust across the two survey waves.

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Two-wave panel study uncovers distinct trust groups in digitized publics, highlighting temporal shifts in public confidence toward science.

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Two-wave panel study uncovers distinct trust groups in digitized publics, highlighting temporal shifts in public confidence toward science.