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Are you always ignoring attitude-challenging messages? Eye-tracking selective exposure on Chinese’ lowly involved news consumption

Cyberpsychology: Journal of Psychosocial Research on Cyberpspace
This study employs a pre-post-test design to investigate the selective exposure behaviors while consuming news with low involvement. The experiment incorporates eye-tracking and self-report measures to explore participants’ preferences for attitude ...
Qinqin Tian, Shuhua Zhou, Shuyi Gan, Guangyao Chen, Xin Luo, Tingrong Zhi   +5 more
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Behind the Reasons: The Relationship Between Adolescent and Young Adult Mental Health Risk Factors and Exposure to Season One of Netflix’s 13 Reasons Why

Frontiers in Human Dynamics, 2021
With increasing media choice, particularly through the rise of streaming services, it has become more important for empirical research to examine how youth decide which programs to view, particularly when the content focuses on difficult health topics ...
Jabari Miles Evans, Alexis R. Lauricella, Drew P. Cingel, Davide Cino, Ellen Ann Wartella   +4 more
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The effect of personal attitudes on information processing biases in religious individuals [PDF]

, 2016
Selective exposure, the confirmation bias of preferring attitude-consistent over attitude-inconsistent information, is empirically a well-established phenomenon of human behaviour.
Gobet, F, Yousaf, O
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High-Performance Atomically-Thin Room-Temperature NO2 Sensor. [PDF]

, 2020
The development of room-temperature sensing devices for detecting small concentrations of molecular species is imperative for a wide range of low-power sensor applications.
Azizi, Amin, Cain, Jeffrey D, Cohen, Marvin L, Dogan, Mehmet, Eskandari, Rahmatollah, Glazer, Emily C, Lee, Kyunghoon, Long, Hu, Varieschi, Alessandro, Zettl, Alex   +9 more
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Phenotypic evolution in microalgae: a dramatic morphological shift in Dictyosphaerium chlorelloides (Chlorophyta) after exposure to TNT [PDF]

, 2006
Phenotypic evolution in microalgae: a dramatic morphological shift in Dictyosphaerium chlorelloides (Chlorophyta) after exposure to TNT. The occurrence of rapid morphological evolution in the microalga Dictyosphaerium chlorelloides (Chlorophyta) was ...
Costas, Eduardo, Flores-Moya, Antonio, García-Villada, Libertad, López Rodas, Victoria   +3 more
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Incidental Exposure to Non-Like-Minded News through Social Media: Opposing Voices in Echo-Chambers’ News Feeds

Media and Communication, 2020
Debates about post-truth need to take into account how news re-disseminates in a hybrid media system in which social networks and audience participation play a central role.
Pere Masip, Jaume Suau, Carlos Ruiz-Caballero   +2 more
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Conservative bias, selective political exposure and truly false consensus beliefs in political communication about the 'refugee crisis' in Germany.

PLoS ONE, 2021
The rise of digital media has increased the opportunities for individuals to self-select political content online. This development has stimulated empirical research on how people select political information, especially when political beliefs are at ...
Dominic Burghartswieser, Tobias Rothmund
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Discussion Network Activation: An Expanded Approach to Selective Exposure

Media and Communication, 2019
Studies of selective exposure have focused on use of traditional media sources. However, discussion networks are an integral part of individuals’ information diets.
Benjamin A. Lyons
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Attentional modulation of the mere exposure effect [PDF]

, 2009
The mere exposure effect refers to the phenomenon where previous exposures to stimuli increase participants’ subsequent affective preference for those stimuli. This study explored the effect of selective attention on the mere exposure effect.
Ikoma Shinobu, Kikuchi Tadashi, Yagi Yoshihiko, 菊地 正   +3 more
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Selective Exposure

, 2011
The basic assumption in the study of selective exposure is that people expose themselves to external stimuli in a selective way. When referred to the area of mass communication, this means that people choose certain types of media content and avoid other types. Although this fact may sound rather trivial, it is important in understanding the effects of
Hans-Bernd Brosius, Christina Peter
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