Social Science Quarterly, Volume 79, Issues 1-2Southwestern Social Science Association and the University of Texas, 1998 - Political science |
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Page 287
... effects . Usually , political media effects are most evident among people with medium levels of education , because they have both a potential of receptivity ( lacking in the lesser educated ) and attitude flexibility ( lacking in the ...
... effects . Usually , political media effects are most evident among people with medium levels of education , because they have both a potential of receptivity ( lacking in the lesser educated ) and attitude flexibility ( lacking in the ...
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media effects may have been with us all along , hidden beneath faulty mea- surement and insensitive research designs . As social scientists ' concern shifted from examining " massive effects " to finding “ not - so - minimal effects ...
media effects may have been with us all along , hidden beneath faulty mea- surement and insensitive research designs . As social scientists ' concern shifted from examining " massive effects " to finding “ not - so - minimal effects ...
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... effects of the county media effort were statistically trivial . Similarly , the media effects variable for the medium education group ( high school graduates with no college experience ) is also statistically weak , though greater in ...
... effects of the county media effort were statistically trivial . Similarly , the media effects variable for the medium education group ( high school graduates with no college experience ) is also statistically weak , though greater in ...
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