Attitudes to alternative religious practices and to their inclusion in programmes and advertisements on television (3209)

Type of Data: Attitudes to alternative religious practices and to their inclusion in programmes and advertisements on television (3209)

Faith Community: Alternative

Date: 2001, 16-29 July

Geography: United Kingdom

Sample Size: 3000 (73% response)

Population: Television viewers who were members of the Broadcasters' Audience Research Board panel

Keywords: Advertising, alternative practices, astrology, black magic, clairaudience, clairvoyance, horoscopes, life-changing events, occult, Ouija board, palmistry, religious affiliation, Satanism, spells, spiritualist, tarot, television, voodoo

Collection Method: Self-completion postal questionnaire

Collection Agency: Ipsos-RSL

Sponsor: Independent Television Commission

Survey Instrument: Sancho, Beyond Entertainment? pp. 58-68

Published Source:

Jane Sancho, Beyond Entertainment? Research into the Acceptability of Alternative Beliefs, Psychic and Occult Phenomena on Television, London: Broadcasting Standards Commission and Independent Television Commission, 2001

BRIN ID: 3209

Remarks:

Posted by: Clive D. Field

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