Does News Coverage of Partisan Polarization and Issue Polarization Specifically Further Divide an Already Divided Public?

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Does News Coverage of Partisan Polarization and Issue Polarization Specifically Further Divide an Already Divided Public?

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Gustin, Jacob

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2023

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affective polarization

ideology

news coverage

polarization

social identity

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University of Minnesota M.A. thesis. 2023. Major: Mass Communication. Advisor: Benjamin Toff. 1 computer file (PDF); i, 59 pages.

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Gustin, Jacob. (2023). Does News Coverage of Partisan Polarization and Issue Polarization Specifically Further Divide an Already Divided Public?. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/258577.

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