Mass media and political issue perceptions
Journal of BroadcastingPublished 1 September 1983
C. Richard Hofstetter, Paul J. Strand
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Based on one intensive survey of media behavior and a series of other national surveys, the study shows that holding issue positions and perceptions of major party candidates' issue positions are functions of media exposure to public affairs media. Imagery, moreover, is diffuse and not particularistic.
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