1951
DOI: 10.1086/266331
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Effects of Preparatory Communications on Reactions to a Subsequent News Event

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“…factors in communication effectiveness as initial position (5,11,14,19), induced motivation (10,23) and personality attributes of the communicatees (8,10,22). The present research examines both initial position 6 and anxiety as predispositional factors interacting with the main variables of conclusion-drawing and source credibility.…”
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“…factors in communication effectiveness as initial position (5,11,14,19), induced motivation (10,23) and personality attributes of the communicatees (8,10,22). The present research examines both initial position 6 and anxiety as predispositional factors interacting with the main variables of conclusion-drawing and source credibility.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 92%
“…A response to an opinion item whose sense indicated that the U.S. could defend itself adequately against biological warfare or that biological warfare vas not a 11 super 11 weapon, was assigned a score of one. The selection of the "uncertain" category received a score of two.…”
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