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Ego and cognitive biases in perceptions of media influence
Ran Wei
Department of Communication Studies
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Keyphrases
Media Influence
100%
Cognitive Bias
100%
Media Outlet
33%
Protective Behavior
33%
Traditional Media
33%
Media Content
33%
The Self
33%
Third Person
33%
Self-centering
33%
Media Form
33%
Hostile Attribution Bias
33%
Optimistic Bias
33%
State-of-the-art Research
33%
Media Psychology
33%
Hostile Media Perceptions
33%
Biased Perception
33%
Self-serving Bias
33%
Egocentrism
33%
Naïve Realism
33%
Content Perception
33%
Form Perception
33%
Process Medium
33%
Psychology
Media Influence
100%
Ego
100%
Cognitive Bias
100%
New Media
33%
Media Content
33%
Media Psychology
33%
Shape Perception
33%