No Need to Watch: How the Effects of Partisan Media Can Spread via Interpersonal Discussions

Cited by (288)

Items 101–200 of 288

1. Social Media and Press Freedom
   Korhan Koçak, Özgür Kıbrıs · 2022 · British Journal of Political Science
2. Media Measurement Matters: Estimating the Persuasive Effects of Partisan Media with Survey and Behavioral Data
   Chloe E. Wittenberg, Matthew Baum, Adam J. Berinsky, Justin De Benedictis-Kessner, Teppei Yamamoto · 2023 · The Journal of Politics
3. Polarization in the Contemporary Political and Media Landscape
   Anne E. Wilson, Victoria Parker, Matthew Feinberg · 2020
4. Does Talking to the Other Side Reduce Inter-Party Hostility? Evidence From Three Studies
   Eran Amsalem, Eric D. Merkley, Peter John Loewen · 2021
5. How Are Competitive Framing Environments Transformed by Person-to-Person Communication? An Integrated Social Transmission, Content Analysis, and Eye Movement Monitoring Approach
   Jason C. Coronel, Jared M. Ott, Austin Y. Hubner, Matthew D. Sweitzer, Samuel Lerner · 2020 · Communication Research
6. Introduction
   Nathaniel Persily, Joshua Aaron Tucker · 2020 · Cambridge University Press eBooks
7. Politics, ideology, and partisanship in the workplace: A perspective on the literature and a call for submissions
   John R. Busenbark, James N. Druckman, Aparna Joshi, Aaron C. Kay, Maryam Kouchaki · 2025 · Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes
8. The promise and peril of interpersonal political communication
   Jaime E. Settle · 2024 · Political Psychology
9. Conceptualizing the Role of Social Context in Media Selectivity: The Social Embeddedness of Media Reliance and Internalization (SEMRI) Model
   Ann Rousseau · 2021 · Mass Communication & Society
10. Emotion, Affective Polarization, and Online Communication
    Sean A. Fischer, Yphtach Lelkes B · 2023 · Oxford University Press eBooks
11. The Role of Public Broadcasting in Media Bias: Do People React Differently to Pro-government Bias in Public and Private Media?
    Taka-Aki Asano, Atsushi Tago, Seiki Tanaka · 2021 · Political Behavior
12. Dealing with Disinformation: Evaluating the Case for Amendment of Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act
    Tim Hwang · 2017 · Cambridge University Press eBooks
13. Logics of Exclusion: How Ukrainian Audiences Renegotiate Propagandistic Narratives in Times of Conflict
    O. Pasitselska · 2022 · Political Communication
14. Dangerous Instrument
    Michael A. Robinson · 2022
15. Política, uso de medios y polarización afectiva en España
    Crespo-Martínez, Ismael, Melero-López, Inmaculada, Mora-Rodríguez, Alberto, Rojo-Martínez, José-Miguel · 2024 · Revista Mediterránea de Comunicación
16. The Influence of Information Cocoons on Modern Consumers
    Linxuan Niu, Rui Tian, Isabella Chen, Tianyi Wu · 2023 · Advances in economics, business and management research/Advances in Economics, Business and Management Research
17. Can solar energy become polarized? Understanding the role of expressive and negative partisanship in support for solar tax credits
    Adam Mayer, E. Keith Smith · 2024 · Energy Research & Social Science
18. Liberals and conservatives share information differently on social media
    Ho-Chun Herbert Chang, James N. Druckman, Emilio Ferrara, Robb Willer · 2025 · PNAS Nexus
19. From serial reproduction to serial communication: transmission of the focus of comparison in lay communication about gender inequality
    Maike Braun, Sarah E. Martiny, Susanne Bruckmüller · 2022 · Human Communication Research
20. White Media Attitudes in the Trump Era
    Jack Thompson · 2020 · American Politics Research
21. Polarization in the contemporary political and media landscape
    Anne E. Wilson, Victoria Parker, Matthew Feinberg · 2020
22. Candidate Repositioning, Valence, and a Backfire Effect from Criticism
    Andrew Gooch · 2022 · American Politics Research
23. Active vs. Passive Ambivalent Voters: Implications for Interactive Political Communication and Participation
    Chingching Chang, Chung‐li Wu · 2022 · Communication Research
24. Changes in perceptions of media bias
    Kirby Goidel, Nicholas T. Davis, Spencer Goidel · 2021 · Research & Politics
25. The “Russian bots” between social and technological: Examining the ordinary folk theories of Twitter users
    Dragoș M. Obreja · 2024 · New Media & Society
26. The Emotional Dynamics of Partisan Media and Political Misperceptions
    Brian E. Weeks · 2024 · Cambridge University Press eBooks
27. Women, the intellectually humble, and liberals write more persuasive political arguments
    Jeffrey Martin Lees, Haley Todd, Maxwell Barranti · 2023 · PNAS Nexus
28. Media Production on Smartphones: Analysis of the Timing, Content, and Context of Message Production Using Real-World Smartphone Use Data
    Mu-Jung Cho, Byron B. Reeves, Thomas N. Robinson, Nilám Ram · 2023 · Cyberpsychology Behavior and Social Networking
29. Discussion Network Activation: An Expanded Approach to Selective Exposure
    Benjamin A. Lyons · 2019 · Media and Communication
30. Misperceptions in sociopolitical context: belief sensitivity’s relationship with battleground state status and partisan segregation
    Qin Li, Robert M. Bond, R Kelly Garrett · 2023 · Journal of Communication
31. Partisan schism in America’s newest swing state
    M M Hood, Seth C. McKee · 2022 · Party Politics
32. Anonymous Cross-Party Conversations Can Decrease Political Polarization: A Field Experiment on a Mobile Chat Platform
    Combs, Aidan, Tierney, Graham, Guay, Brian, Merhout, Friedolin, Bail, Christopher A., Hillygus, D. Sunshine, Volfovsky, Alexander · 2022
33. How to divide people with things: division entrepreneurs, wedges, and the Delta Smelt controversy
    Caleb Scoville · 2024 · American Journal of Cultural Sociology
34. Is There a Backlash Against Identity Politics? Experimental and Focus Group Evidence on the Conflict Over Gender-Neutral Language in Germany
    Paul Marx · 2025 · Comparative Political Studies
35. The Influence of Partisanship on Assessments of Promise Fulfillment and Accountability
    Tabitha Bonilla · 2024 · American Political Science Review
36. The Causal Effect of Candidate Extremity on Citizens’ Preferences: Evidence from Conjoint Experiments
    Eran Amsalem, Alon Zoizner · 2024 · Public Opinion Quarterly
37. Not My Problem: How Social Identity Shapes Problem Perceptions and Policy Attitudes
    Philip Moniz · 2025 · Political Research Quarterly
38. Communication Mediation in an Era of Partisan Selectivity: Modeling Effects of Information and Discussion on Participation
    Seungsu Lee, Jaeho Cho · 2023 · International Journal of Public Opinion Research
39. Digital information diversity and political engagement: The impact of website characteristics on browsing behavior and voting participation
    Abrar Al-Hasan, Omar E. M. Khalil, Dobin Yim · 2020 · Information Polity
40. Sanctioning political speech on social media is driven by partisan norms and identity signaling
    Chloe Ahn, Yphtach Lelkes B, Matthew S. Levendusky · 2024 · PNAS Nexus
41. Invasiveness, Intrusiveness and Influence: three new metrics to measure communication between political digital echo chambers
    Eglantina Kalluçi, Ridvan Peshkopia · 2024 · Social Network Analysis and Mining
42. Da personalização algorítmica às guerras informacionais: a dinâmica das bolhas de (des)informação em torno do Dia 7 de setembro de 2021
    Karen Santos-d’Amorim, Raimundo Nonato Macedo dos Santos · 2022 · Encontros Bibli Revista Eletrônica de Biblioteconomia e Ciência da Informação
43. Holding a Position: Public Opinion as Cognition in a Disorganized Field
    Andrei Boutyline · 2022 · Poetics
44. The Effect of Temporal Frames in Anti-Smoking Messages on the Extension of Anti-Smoking Arguments to Smokers
    Stella Juhyun Lee · 2020 · Journal of Health Communication
45. Indexing theory during an emerging health crisis: how U.S. TV news indexed elite perspectives and amplified COVID-19 misinformation
    Ashley Muddiman, Ceren Budak, Caroline Murray, Yujin Kim, Natalie Jomini Stroud · 2022 · Annals of the International Communication Association
46. Wojcieszak et al No Polarization from Partisan News IJPP Forthcoming
    Wojcieszak, Magdalena, de Leeuw, Sjifra Edith, Menchen-Trevino, Ericka, Lee, Seungsu, Huang-Isherwood, Ke Maddie, Weeks, Brian · 2021
47. Toward a Qualitative Study of the American Voter
    Anna Lea Berg, Stephanie Ternullo · 2025 · Perspectives on Politics
48. Feeling is NOT Mutual: Political Discussion, Science, and Environmental Attitudes by Party Affiliation
    Jay D. Hmielowski, Moritz Cleve, Eliana DuBosar, Michael A. Munroe · 2022 · Environmental Communication
49. Localizing COVID-19 Public Health Department Outreach on Digital Platforms: The Role of Discoverability, Reach, and Moderation for Illinois’ COVID-19 Vaccination Rates
    Nikki Usher, Adrian Tai Wong, Isaiah R. Raynal, Cabral A. Bigman, Ewa Masłowska · 2023 · American Behavioral Scientist
50. Political orientation and moral judgment of sexual misconduct
    Laura Niemi, Matthew L. Stanley, Marko Kljajić, Zi Ting You, John M. Doris · 2023 · Journal of Social and Political Psychology
51. Taking time to listen and learn: a museum partnership designed to engage rural audiences in climate change conversations
    Mary Ann Steiner, Karen A. Knutson, Kevin Crowley, Nicole E. Heller, Bonnie M. McGill, Laurie Giarratani, Jay Russell, Taiji Nelson · 2023 · Museums & Social Issues
52. Whose media are hostile? The spillover effect of interpersonal discussions on media bias perceptions
    Laia Castro, David Nicolas Hopmann, Lilach Nir · 2020 · Communications
53. The concreteness of social knowledge and the quality of democratic choice
    Kai Ou, Scott A. Tyson · 2021 · Political Science Research and Methods
54. Social Media in the 2021 Election Campaign
    Robert Andrew Fahey · 2022 · Springer eBooks
55. Political Polarization dan Political Disinformation
    Thomas Kriswantoro, Endah Ayuning, Ardhana Reswara, Ahmad M. Zidan · 2022 · Jurnal PolGov
56. Introduction
    Thomas Janoski, Cedric de Leon, Joya Misra, Isaac William Martin · 2020 · Cambridge University Press eBooks
57. Assessing the Effects of Partisan Bias at the Group Level of Analysis: A Hidden Profile Experiment
    Brian Manata, Franklin J. Boster, Gwen M. Wittenbaum, Daniel E. Bergan · 2018 · American Politics Research
58. How Slogans Curate Public Opinion: Hard Lessons from Lakoff and the Linguists
    Renée A. Irvin · 2019 · Public Integrity
59. Neutral news from in- and out-party media and attitudes toward them: integration of expectancy violations theory and hostile media perceptions
    Weina Ran, Masahiro Yamamoto · 2024 · Communication Studies
60. Information from social ties predicts conspiracy beliefs: Evidence from the attempted assassination of Donald Trump
    Katherine Ognyanova, James N. Druckman, Jonathan Schulman, Matthew Baum, Roy H. Perlis, David M. J. Lazer · 2025 · PNAS Nexus
61. ‘Hook’-shaped polarization: how conservative super-commenters shape conspiracy beliefs and news engagement across the political spectrum
    Yijia Erika Zhu, Sebastian Scherr · 2025 · Information Communication & Society
62. Measuring the communication between multiple digital political echo chambers: multidimensional Invasiveness, Intrusiveness, and Influence
    Eglantina Kalluçi, Ridvan Peshkopia · 2024 · Journal of Computational Social Science
63. Examining Motivations in Social Discussion Experiments
    Elizabeth C. Connors, Matthew T. Pietryka, John Barry Ryan · 2022 · Cambridge University Press eBooks
64. Executives Strike Back: Political Benefits of Sanctioning the U.S. Supreme Court
    Matthew D. Montgomery, Natalie C. Rogol, Anna McCaghren Fleming · 2024 · Journal of Law and Courts
65. Local news monopolies increase misperceptions about immigration
    Hanno Hilbig, Sascha Riaz · 2023 · Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies
66. Political knowledge and affective polarization: a spillover mechanism through emotions toward partisan media
    Xia Zheng, Yanqin Lu, Jihyang Choi, Jae Kook Lee · 2025 · Human Communication Research
67. Source-Inconsistent News From Partisan Media: Expectancy Violations as a Way to Improve Attitudes Toward Out-Party Media
    Masahiro Yamamoto, Chia-Heng Chang · 2025 · Communication Research
68. Commenters and lurkers: Navigating the two-step flow of communication in online news discourse
    Jiyoung Han · 2025 · New Media & Society
69. (De)polarizing words: How elite rhetoric shapes affective polarization toward the radical right
    Esther Mary L. Calvo · 2026 · Parliamentary Affairs
70. Implementing Campus-level Programming: Pathways for Online Civic Engagement
    Angela M. McGowan-Kirsch · 2022 · Journal of the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning
71. Informal Networked Deliberation: How Mass Deliberative Democracy Really Works
    Ana Tanasoca · 2023 · Analyse & Kritik
72. The Power of Presidential Partisanship: Going Public on Court Reform
    Natalie C. Rogol, Anna McCaghren Fleming, Matthew D. Montgomery · 2025 · Presidential Studies Quarterly
73. Voter Sophistication and Coalition Politics
    Lanny W. Martin, Georg Vanberg · 2025
74. Selective Exposure to News, Homogeneous Political Discussion Networks, and Affective Political Polarization: An Agent-Based Modeling of Minimal versus Strong Communication Effects
    Homero Gil de Zúñiga, Ryan Yang Wang, Zicheng Cheng · 2025 · Social Science Computer Review
75. Is It What You Know or What You Think You Know? Understanding the Roles of Objective and Subjective Political Knowledge in Political Discussion
    Jana H. Dreston, Audrey Halversen, Brian E. Weeks · 2025 · International Journal of Public Opinion Research
76. U.S. Partisan Media Criticize the Out-Party More than They Praise the In-Party
    Xudong Yu, Magdalena Wojcieszak · 2026 · Political Behavior
77. The Politics of Social Categorization: The Case of Transgender Women’s Athletic Participation in the United States
    James N. Druckman, Elizabeth A. Sharrow · 2026 · Political research quarterly
78. Opinion Change in Nonpartisan Contexts: The Case of Residential Zoning Reform
    Stephanie Ternullo · 2026 · Political Behavior
79. The Left Misunderstood: How Voters’ Perceptions of What Matters to the Left Benefit the Right
    Jonne Kamphorst · 2026 · The Journal of Politics
80. Partisan identities and interpretations of economic data
    David Doherty, Kathryn Hansen · 2021 · Politics Groups and Identities
81. Introducing ReChat: A Lab-in-the-Cloud for Text Discussions
    Xiaoxiao Shen, William Small Schulz · 2024 · Journal of Experimental Political Science
82. Being Easy to Communicate Might Make Verdicts Based on Confessions More Legitimate
    Hugo Mercier, Anne-Sophie Hacquin, Nicolas Claidière · 2021 · Journal of Cognition and Culture
83. The Making of a Counter-hegemonic Discourse – The Nation, the Lawyers’ Movement, and Pakistan’s Evolving Social Arena
    Rizwan Sarwar Sulehry · 2024
84. “La fédération impériale, voilà notre ennemie”: Honoré Mercier and Public Opinion on Imperial Federalism as Seen Through the Montreal Press, 1885-1893
    Scott Scrosati · 2019 · QSpace (Queen's University Library)
85. The Good, the Bland, and the Ugly
    Sara Compion, Thomas Janoski · 2020 · Cambridge University Press eBooks
86. Half of Democracy
    Michael A. Neblo, Kevin Esterling, David M. J. Lazer · 2018 · Cambridge University Press eBooks
87. The Social Function of News and (Mis)Information Use
    Benjamin Toff · 2022 · Oxford University Press eBooks
88. A Partisan Right to Harm Others?
    Alexandra Filindra · 2020
89. Networked Deliberation across Political Difference
    Ana Tanasoca · 2020 · Oxford University Press eBooks
90. Mechanisms of Symbolic Support for Deliberation
    Ana Tanasoca · 2020 · Oxford University Press eBooks
91. Mechanisms of External Public Spectacle
    Ana Tanasoca · 2020 · Oxford University Press eBooks
92. Mechanisms of Internal Deliberation
    Ana Tanasoca · 2020 · Oxford University Press eBooks
93. Mechanisms of Deliberating Together
    Ana Tanasoca · 2020 · Oxford University Press eBooks
94. The Press Goes to War
    T. Klein, E. Shammas · 2020 · Cambridge University Press eBooks
95. Message Repetition and Epistemic Overinclusion
    Ana Tanasoca · 2020 · Oxford University Press eBooks
96. Election News during Wartime
    T. Klein, E. Shammas · 2020 · Cambridge University Press eBooks
97. Sensitive Issues and Pluralistic Ignorance
    Ana Tanasoca · 2020 · Oxford University Press eBooks
98. Mechanisms of Deliberation in the Formal Political System
    Ana Tanasoca · 2020 · Oxford University Press eBooks
99. The Spirit and Form of Popular Government
    Michael A. Neblo, Kevin Esterling, David M. J. Lazer · 2018 · Cambridge University Press eBooks
100. An Introduction to Partisan Warfare
     Nathan P. Kalmoe · 2020 · Cambridge University Press eBooks