Aims

Question 1

Aim 1.1

Answer 1

TikTok content: shows that people are influenced into accepting it as normal

Question 2

Aim 1.2

Answer 2

Andrew Tate awareness: **shows that people are vulnerable to influence

Question 3

Aim 1.3

Answer 3

Incel culture normalised, shows that people are influenced by it if presented in a more acceptable way.

Question 4

Aim 1.4

Answer 4

MRA indoctrinating people to have same beliefs, shows that people can be easily influenced by groups online. (peer pressure?)

Question 5

Aim 2.1

Answer 5

Tiktok increasing misogynistic content x4, shows that algorithms are actively amplifying misogyny.

Question 6

Aim 2.2

Answer 6

Platforms promote ‘dating advice’ that is misogynistic, shows that misogyny is amplified in more subtle ways.

Question 7

Aim 2.3

Answer 7

(video based) Platforms gradually increase levels of misogyny based on tolerance. Shows that platforms attempt to accustom viewers to misogyny so they do not notice immediately.

Question 8

Aim 3.1

Answer 8

Half of 15-16 y/os think misogyny is an issue, shows that the issue is split amongst young people.

Question 9

Aim 3.2

Answer 9

More mothers than fathers think misogyny is an issue online, shows that there is a gender split.

Question 10

Aim 3.3

Answer 10

In my questionnaire the majority of people felt misogyny shouldn’t be promoted online and that it was an issue, shows that opinion on the issues is split between different groups of people.

Question 11

Aim 3.4

Question 12

What is aim 1?

Answer 12

To find out to what extent people are influenced my misogyny online

Question 13

What is aim 2?

Answer 13

To find out to what extent misogyny is amplified online

Question 14

What is aim 3?

Answer 14

To find out to what extent the public feel misogyny is increasing online