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• 2014New Directions in Agenda-Setting Theory and Research470 cited
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• 2014Need for Orientation, Selective Exposure, and Attribute Agenda-Setting Effects55 cited
• 1979Television News and Issue Salience54 cited
• 2017Theoretical and methodological trends of agenda-setting theory43 cited
• 2013Need for Orientation and Attribute Agenda-Setting During a U.S. Election Campaign41 cited
• 1994Media agenda setting and elections: Voter involvement or alienation?31 cited
• 2015Agenda Setting in the Internet Age: The Reciprocity between Online Searches and Issue Salience30 cited
• 1988Feeling the Elephant: Some Observations on Agenda-Setting Research29 cited
• 2015Two Different Motivations on Agenda Setting: Need for Orientation and Motivated Reasoning13 cited
• 2017The Agenda Setting Function of English Newspapers during the 13th General Election12 cited
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