Responsibility for the Earthquake and Perception of State Capacity

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The section discusses the government's disaster management record, who is responsible for the earthquake according to the public, the public's trust in the information provided by the government after the earthquake, the view of state capacity and polarization. The sectipn concludes with an evaluation by Sinan Alper from Yaşar University, Department of Psychology:

• Considering the earthquake disaster last month, how would you rate the government's disaster management?
• In your opinion, who is more responsible for the destruction and losses in the earthquake?
• Who do you see responsible for the effects of the earthquake and to what extent?
• How much do you trust or distrust the information from the government after the earthquake?
• Earthquake management perception of trust in government clusters
• Clusters of trust in government
• Evaluation by Sinan Alper