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| Atlantic Journal of Communication |
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| Volume 12(4), 2004 |
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| CONTENTS |
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Johnson, Thomas J., Wanta, Wayne, and Bourdreau, Timothy |
Drug peddlers: How four presidents attempted to influence media and public concern on the drug issue. |
177-199 |
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| | This agenda-building study examined the presidencies of Richard Nixon, Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan, and George H W | |
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presidential figures
politics and government
print journalism
public opinion
news
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Boyle, Thomas P. |
Presidential priming: Incumbent and challenger advertising. |
200-215 |
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| | This study focuses on the influence of television advertising to prime voters to evaluate candidates based on policy issues or personal image attributes | |
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advertising
news
political elections
politics and government
popular culture
print journalism
television
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Filak, Vincent F. |
Cultural convergence: Intergroup bias among journalists and its impact on convergence. |
216-232 |
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| | A survey of 189 print and broadcast journalists (N = 189) assessed whether journalists possess characteristics of groups in an intergroup-bias dynamic | |
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print journalism
small group roles
news
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Dick, Steven J. |
Reconsidering adoption behavior: Models beyond diffusion. |
233-248 |
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| | Classic diffusion theory is effective and useful at describing adoption of innovative technologies | |
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theory
technologies
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