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The process of exchanging information and influencing attitudes and behaviors in the political sphere.
The impact of media on shaping public opinion, political campaigns, and policy decisions.
Organized efforts to promote a candidate, party, or issue in order to win elections or gain support.
The collective attitudes and beliefs of individuals on political issues, policies, and leaders.
The use of paid media to promote political candidates, parties, or issues.
Structured discussions between candidates or representatives of different political views.
Oral presentations by political leaders to convey their ideas, policies, and vision.
Biased or misleading information used to manipulate public opinion and promote a particular political agenda.
The moral principles and standards that guide political communication practices.
Systematic investigation of political communication phenomena to gain insights and inform decision-making.
Conceptual frameworks that explain and predict political communication processes and effects.
The use of social media platforms for political messaging, mobilization, and engagement.
Strategic communication efforts by political actors to build relationships with the public and manage their image.
The role of journalists in reporting and interpreting political events and issues to the public.
The process of selecting and emphasizing certain aspects of an issue or event to shape public perception.
The use of communication techniques to influence attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors of individuals or groups.
The impact of media messages on individuals' political knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors.
The role of communication in democratic processes, including citizen participation and government accountability.
The use of communication strategies to gain and exercise political influence and control.
The communication skills and strategies employed by political leaders to inspire and mobilize support.
The communication processes and dynamics in the context of global politics and diplomacy.
The reciprocal relationship between political communication and public attitudes and beliefs.
The communication strategies and messaging employed by political parties to attract and retain supporters.
The communication efforts of organized groups to influence political decisions and policies.
The communication activities aimed at influencing legislators and policymakers on behalf of interest groups.
The strategic planning and execution of political campaigns, including messaging and media outreach.
The communication strategies employed during times of political crises or emergencies.
The role of communication in shaping and implementing public policies and decision-making processes.
The process by which individuals acquire political attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors through communication.
The ways in which communication influences individuals' engagement in political activities and processes.
The communication strategies employed by social and political movements to mobilize support and advocate for change.
The shared values, beliefs, and norms that shape political communication practices within a society.
The communication processes and dynamics within formal political structures and organizations.
The ways in which communication influences individuals' political attitudes, decisions, and actions.
The role of communication in shaping and influencing political decision-making processes.
The communication skills and strategies employed by political leaders to inspire and mobilize support.
The communication strategies and tactics employed during political campaigns to attract voters and win elections.
The persuasive use of language and symbols by political actors to shape public opinion and gain support.
The ways in which political ideas, values, and arguments are communicated and debated in society.
The perceived favoritism or prejudice in media coverage of political events, issues, and actors.
The ability to critically analyze and evaluate media messages and their political implications.
The concentration of media ownership and its impact on political communication and diversity of voices.
The rules and policies governing media content and its impact on political communication practices.
The influence of media messages on shaping public attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors.
The way in which media coverage and presentation of information shapes public perception and understanding of political issues.
The intentional distortion or manipulation of media content for political purposes.
The extent and nature of media attention given to political events, issues, and actors.