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Diffusion theory deals [...]
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more informationenglischIn communication science, the priming approach sheds light on how media primes shape our ideas, opinions, or decisions. The textbook discusses the psychological roots of the approach, introduces the readings according to Iyengar/Kinder as well as Price/Tewksbury, distinguishes priming from [...]
more informationenglischHow can behavior be explained and predicted? How can it be changed? The theory of reasoned action and the theory of planned behavior provide answers to these questions. This textbook, which is now available in a second, updated edition, provides a concise and understandable introduction to [...]
more informationenglischCase examples are a common stylistic device in journalistic writing. This volume, now available in its second edition, provides an overview of research into the effects of such examples on the general public’s attitudes and their conceptions of reality. In particular, this line of research [...]
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