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Perceived Media Bias and the 1968 Vote: Can the Media Affect Behavior after All?
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Perceived Media Bias and the 1968 Vote: Can the Media Affect Behavior after All?
Perceived Media Bias and the 1968 Vote: Can the Media Affect Behavior after All?
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John P. Robinson
John P. Robinson
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1 June 1972
journal article
Published by
SAGE Publications
in
Journalism Quarterly
Vol. 49
(2)
,
239-246
https://doi.org/10.1177/107769907204900203
Abstract
Data obtained from a Survey Research Center post-election study shows a newspaper's perceived support of a candidate was associated with about a 6% edge in the vote for that candidate.
Keywords
MEDIA BIAS
SURVEY RESEARCH
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