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Shapiro, Mitchell E.; Williams, Wenmouth, Jr. – 1983
Researchers have put forth the idea that the mass media have an "agenda setting" function, that the more coverage an issue receives, the more important the public perceives that issue to be. A study tested the hypothesis that the campaign agenda presented by the media would have a stronger agenda setting effect than the aggregate media…
Descriptors: Communication Research, Mass Media Effects, Media Research, News Media
Marshall, Catherine – 1985
Before there can be an understanding of politics, policy, and action in education, there must be an understanding of the value systems of policymakers. Policymakers, in their talk, in their choices of symbols and metaphors, in their choices of strategies for dealing with conflict, reveal their own needs, their role orientations, their group…
Descriptors: Communication Research, Decision Making, Elementary Secondary Education, Influences