Public Opinione-artnow, 2020年4月9日 - 292 頁 Public Opinion is a critical assessment of functional democratic government, especially of the irrational and often self-serving social perceptions that influence individual behavior and prevent optimal societal cohesion. The detailed descriptions of the cognitive limitations people face in comprehending their sociopolitical and cultural environments turn Public Opinion into the irreplaceable book in the fields of media studies, political science and social psychology. |
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... facts. So far the Senators still recognize vaguely that they are discussing a rumor. Being lawyers they still ... fact that American marines have been ordered into war by a foreign government and without the consent of Congress ...
... facts. So far the Senators still recognize vaguely that they are discussing a rumor. Being lawyers they still ... fact that American marines have been ordered into war by a foreign government and without the consent of Congress ...
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... facts as two nations attacking one another, each convinced that it is acting in self-defense, or two classes at war ... facts is taken to be conclusive, some view of the circumstances is accepted as the basis of inference and as the ...
... facts as two nations attacking one another, each convinced that it is acting in self-defense, or two classes at war ... facts is taken to be conclusive, some view of the circumstances is accepted as the basis of inference and as the ...
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... facts of the Great Society. All that we really know is how they behave in response to what can fairly be called a most inadequate picture of the Great Society. No conclusion about man or the Great Society can honestly be made on ...
... facts of the Great Society. All that we really know is how they behave in response to what can fairly be called a most inadequate picture of the Great Society. No conclusion about man or the Great Society can honestly be made on ...
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... facts, and there is nothing obvious about them. The situations to which public opinions refer are known only as opinions. The psychoanalyst, on the other hand, almost always assumes that the environment is knowable, and if not knowable ...
... facts, and there is nothing obvious about them. The situations to which public opinions refer are known only as opinions. The psychoanalyst, on the other hand, almost always assumes that the environment is knowable, and if not knowable ...
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... facts. They are the artificial censorships, the limitations of social contact, the comparatively meager time available in each day for paying attention to public affairs, the distortion arising because events have to be compressed into ...
... facts. They are the artificial censorships, the limitations of social contact, the comparatively meager time available in each day for paying attention to public affairs, the distortion arising because events have to be compressed into ...
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Blind Spots and Their Value | |
The Detection of Stereotypes | |
The Enlisting of Interest | |
The Transfer of Interest | |
Yes or | |
The Image of Democracy | |
The Role of Force Patronage and Privilege | |
A New Image | |
The Nature of News | |
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