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How political elites process information from the news: The cognitive mechanisms behind behavioral political agenda-setting effectsSevenans et al., 2016
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- Sevenans J
- Walgrave S
- Joanna Epping G
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- Political Communication
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Political agenda-setting studies have shown that political agendas are influenced by the media agenda. Researchers in the field of media and politics are now focusing on the mechanisms underlying this pattern. This article contributes to the literature by focusing not …
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