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Dynamic Selective Exposure during Decision-Making
The Journal of General Psychology, 2016To understand dynamic changes in the likelihood that people would access and selectively expose themselves to information online, the present study examined the checking of account balances during simulated gambling. Sixteen participants played 120 hands of computer Blackjack for points, at higher or lower levels of risk (different point multipliers ...
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Media Proliferation and Partisan Selective Exposure
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2011The number of Internet news media outlets has skyrocketed in recent years. We analyze the effects of media proliferation on electoral outcomes assuming voters may choose news that is too partisan, from an informational perspective, i.e., engage in partisan selective exposure.
Jimmy Chan, Daniel F. Stone
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2014
This chapter provides an overview of the theory of selective exposure, the idea that people purposefully select messages matching their beliefs. After reviewing several psychological explanations for why the phenomenon occurs, the chapter turns to describing various forms of selective exposure.
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This chapter provides an overview of the theory of selective exposure, the idea that people purposefully select messages matching their beliefs. After reviewing several psychological explanations for why the phenomenon occurs, the chapter turns to describing various forms of selective exposure.
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Impact of exposure factor selection on deterministic consumer exposure assessment
Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology, 2018Deterministic exposure assessment has uncertainty about the selection of input parameters on the resulting estimates. The purpose of this study was to compare inhalation exposures estimated by a specific percentile of each of the three exposure factors in deterministic assessment with population exposure.
Hyunkyung, Ban +3 more
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Selective exposure to information
Management Decision, 1970Are you certain that your judgements are unbiased and your decision‐making as unclouded as it should be? If not it may be due to a comparatively unknown phenomenon called cognitive dissonance which may have lessened your ability to manage.
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Frequency selectivity after noise exposure
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1979In preliminary work, we have measured psychophysical tuning curves before and after exposing normal listeners to noise. The postexposure tuning curves are generally broader than the pre-exposure curves; further, the broadening of the postexposure tuning curves is evident for noise exposures that produce very little (less than 3 dB), or no temporary ...
L. L. Feth, E. C. Oesterle, G. Kidd
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Health Communication, 2010
This study examines (a) whether smokers engage in selective exposure to and selective perception of anti-tobacco campaigns and (b) whether the amount of campaign exposure influences selective perception processes. Using nationally representative survey data concerning youths' reception of several anti-tobacco campaigns in the United States, this study ...
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This study examines (a) whether smokers engage in selective exposure to and selective perception of anti-tobacco campaigns and (b) whether the amount of campaign exposure influences selective perception processes. Using nationally representative survey data concerning youths' reception of several anti-tobacco campaigns in the United States, this study ...
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Selective exposure on Facebook
2017Student Undergraduate Research E-journal!, Vol 3 (2017): Student Research Conference ...
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Konsistenztheorien & Selective Exposure
2019Do people prefer information that is consistent with their own attitude and avoid contradicting information? Which individual and societal effects arise of selective exposure to confirming information? These questions are examined in research on theories of consistency and selective exposure.
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Polarization and Partisan Selective Exposure
Journal of Communication, 2010Today, people can easily select media outlets sharing their political predispositions, a behavior known as partisan selective exposure. Additional research is needed, however, to better understand the causes and consequences of partisan selective exposure.
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