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Forced Versus Selective Exposure

Journal of Media Psychology, 2022
Abstract. When people use social networking sites, they may be exposed to political content they have chosen (selective exposure) and content they have not chosen (forced exposure). Counter-attitudinal content that people have not chosen can provoke them to resist persuasion by counterarguing and disliking their political opponents.
Peter M. Dahlgren
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Adapting the Selective Exposure Perspective to Algorithmically Governed Platforms: The Case of Google Search

Communication Research, 2021
Experimental research on selective exposure on online platforms is generally limited by a narrow focus on specific parts of the information selection process, rather than integrating the entire sequence of user-platform interactions.
Laura Slechten, Cédric Courtois, Lennert Coenen, B. Zaman   +3 more
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Selective exposure to COVID-19 vaccination information: the influence of prior attitude, perceived threat level and information limit

Library hi tech, 2021
PurposeThe massive amount of available information and functionality of the Internet makes selective information seeking effortless. This paper aims to understand the selective exposure to information during a health decision-making task.Design ...
Ke Li, Yujia Li, Pengyi Zhang
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Anger, Anxiety, and Selective Exposure to Terrorist Violence

Journal of Conflict Resolution, 2021
We examine the political consequence of exposure to widely available video content of terror violence. In a two-wave survey of Americans, we assess who is exposed to, and seeks out, terror-related video content in the first wave and then observe who ...
L. Huddy, Oleg Smirnov, Keren L. G. Snider, A. Perliger   +3 more
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Selective Exposure: An Addendum

The Journal of Psychology, 1973
As students entered a room to hear a pro-Israel or a pro-Arab lecture, they were asked to indicate whether they sympathized with the Israelis, the Arabs, or neither side in the Middle East conflict. A greater number of students inclined to support the Israeli position attended the lecture by the pro-Israel speaker, whereas more pro-Arab students ...
Leonard L, Rosenbaum, Elliott, McGinnies
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Does Considering the Consequences of Selective Exposure Help Reduce Selective Exposure Behaviors?

Psychological Reports, 2023
Selective exposure (the tendency to avoid information one disagrees with) is particularly easy to do and leads to problematic outcomes. This study investigated if personally relevant message frames would increase participant engagement and agreement when reading a counterattitudinal message.
Lane M. Banks, Laura A. Brannon
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Preelection Selective Exposure

Communication Research, 2011
The glut of media coverage prior to a presidential election requires individuals to selectively expose themselves to some messages and not others. The study involves a two-session online quasi-experiment with 205 participants that was conducted before the 2008 presidential election.
Silvia Knobloch-Westerwick, Steven B. Kleinman   +1 more
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