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The Impact of Mass Media on Political Support / References

The Impact of Mass Media on Political Support / References

Contents
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- 2–16 Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis 2–16
- 17–22 1. Political Support and Mass Media: Relevance and Objectives of this Study 17–22
- 2. The Impact of Mass Media on Political Attitudes
- 3. A Preferences-Perceptions Model of Media Effects on Political Support
- 4. Media Presentations of Political Decision-Making Processes
  - 74–75 4.1. Research Question 74–75
  - 75–80 4.2. Method 75–80
    - 75–77 4.2.1. Content Analysis Sample 75–77
    - 77–79 4.2.2. Codebook and Reliability 77–79
    - 79–80 4.2.3. Procedure 79–80
  - 80–86 4.3. Results 80–86
    - 80–85 4.3.1. Characteristics of the Media’s Presentations of Political Processes 80–85
    - 85–86 4.3.2. Identifying Presentation Patterns 85–86
  - 86–87 4.4. Summary and Discussion 86–87
- 5. Measuring Citizens’ Process Preferences and Perceptions
  - 88–90 5.1. Hypotheses 88–90
  - 90–95 5.2. Method 90–95
    - 90–93 5.2.1. Variables and Operationalization 90–93
    - 93–95 5.2.2. Participants and Procedures 93–95
    - 95–95 5.2.3. Data Analysis 95–95
  - 95–118 5.3. Results 95–118
  - 118–120 5.4. Summary and Discussion 118–120
- 6. Short-Term Effects of Media on Process Perceptions and Political Support
  - 121–123 6.1. Research Questions and Hypotheses 121–123
  - 123–136 6.2. Method 123–136
    - 123–124 6.2.1. Experimental Design and Participants 123–124
    - 124–131 6.2.2. Procedures 124–131
    - 131–134 6.2.3. Stimulus Material 131–134
    - 134–136 6.2.4. Variables and Operationalization 134–136
    - 136–136 6.2.5. Data Analysis 136–136
  - 136–144 6.3. Results 136–144
  - 144–147 6.4. Summary and Discussion 144–147
- 7. Long-Term Effects of Media on Process Perceptions and Political Support
  - 148–151 7.1. Research Questions and Hypotheses 148–151
  - 151–159 7.2. Method 151–159
    - 151–154 7.2.1. Variables and Operationalization 151–154
    - 154–156 7.2.2. Participants and Procedure 154–156
    - 156–159 7.2.3. Data Analysis 156–159
  - 159–174 7.3. Results 159–174
  - 174–177 7.4. Summary and Discussion 174–177
- 178–186 8. Conclusions 178–186
- 187–202 9. References 187–202
- 203–218 10. Appendix 203–218
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The Impact of Mass Media on Political Support , page 187 - 202

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Daniela Floß

DOI
- doi.org/10.5771/9783845225302
- ISBN print: 978-3-8329-5387-4
- ISBN online: 978-3-8452-2530-2
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