Charisma and media evangelists: An explication and model of communication influence

Todd V. Lewis

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Media evangelist/communicators perceived as having charisma emerge in times of situational crises. Listeners who possess a “crisis mentality” may be attracted to such leaders who apparently are perceived to have defining qualities of charisma. This study offers a model to explain the communication influence process which seems to be associated with these charismatic speakers.

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