The Bi-directional Relationship between Source Characteristics and Message Content

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RT @KdwUh: 10/But there are two ways people can adjust a discordant message: think less of the messenger (Merkel) or *increase* acceptance…

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RT @KdwUh: 10/But there are two ways people can adjust a discordant message: think less of the messenger (Merkel) or *increase* acceptance…

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10/But there are two ways people can adjust a discordant message: think less of the messenger (Merkel) or *increase* acceptance of the message itself. And, again, behavioural studies show they often do *both*. https://t.co/mkoKQvA5GH

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LATEST ADDITIONS: The Bi-directional Relationship between Source Characteristics and Message Content https://t.co/fbV4f1kX83

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