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제삼자 효과는 과연 존재하는가?

정성은(Sungeun Chung) 2014년

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' 제삼자 효과는 과연 존재하는가?' 의 주제별 논문영향력
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주제
  • 사회학
  • behavioralcomponent
  • censorship
  • thediamondmodel
  • thethird-personeffect
  • thethird-personperception
  • 다이아몬드검증모형
  • 미디어영향력지각
  • 제삼자 지각
  • 제삼자효과
  • 행동가설
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