The Second-Person Effect And Its Role In Formation Of Active Issue Publics
MASS COMMUNICATION AND SOCIETY(2008)
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This article explores the idea that the media encourage audience members to see issues as affecting both themselves and other members of the community-a perception termed second-person effects. The authors argue that second-person perceptions are an integral step toward the formation of active issue publics and significant predictors of a person's willingness to engage in behaviors necessary to resolve an issue. Results also show that second-person effects predominate when predicting intentions to take actions to address an issue. Thus, this supports the proposition that second-person effects are it key component in understanding the formation of active issue publics.
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