The Effect of Media on Public Knowledge

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media
public knowledge
issue stands
endorsements
Gas Tax Holiday
partisan media
selective avoidance
informing effect
Internet
Communication
Communication Technology and New Media
Social and Behavioral Sciences
Social Influence and Political Communication
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This chapter takes a look at the effect of media on public knowledge, studying the knowledge on the candidates' issue stands and endorsements, and then introducing the concept of the Gas Tax Holiday. It also discusses the effects of partisan media and selective avoidance, along with the informing effect of the Internet.

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2011-01-01
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