Shaping Political Attitudes: The Impact of Interpersonal Communication and Mass Media

Silvo Lenart

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PART ONE: PARADIGMS OF MEDIA AND INTERPERSONAL EFFECTS Introduction Media Influences in Politics Levels of Interpersonal Influence Levels of Analysis PART TWO: DYNAMICS OF SOURCE INTERACTION Multi-methodology Experimental Evidence of Interaction Media and Three Levels of Interpersonal Influence PART THREE: THE PROCESS OF POLITICAL COMMUNICATION EFFECTS Total Information Flow Conclusions

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