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설득 캠페인 효과 지각에서의 편향

정다은(Da-eun Jeong) 정성은(Sungeun Chung) 2015년

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' 설득 캠페인 효과 지각에서의 편향' 의 주제별 논문영향력
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주제
  • biasesinrecallofpre-messageattitude
  • differencebetweenactualandperceivedmessageeffect
  • perceptual bias
  • third-person perception
  • 실제 효과와 지각된 효과 간 차이
  • 제삼자 지각
  • 지각적 편향
  • 태도 회상의 오류
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