Affective and Cognitive Processes As Mediators of Media Influences on Crime-Policy Preferences

Keyphrases

• Cognitive Processes 100%
• Affective Processes 100%
• Media Influence 100%
• Policy Preferences 100%
• Crime Policy 100%
• Violence 50%
• Probability Sampling 50%
• Media Use 50%
• Wisconsin 50%
• Media Content 50%
• Complexity Level 50%
• Thinking Process 50%
• Fear of Crime 50%
• Complex Media 50%
• News Magazines 50%
• Local News 50%
• Adult Residents 50%
• Individual Judgment 50%
• Process Complexity 50%
• Citizen Preferences 50%
• Complex Thinking 50%
• Media Use Pattern 50%
• News Use 50%
• Preventive Policy 50%
• Punitive Policy 50%
• Infotainment 50%
• Individual Thinking 50%

Social Sciences

• Media Influence 100%
• Media Use 100%
• Cognition 100%
• Crime Policy 100%
• Affective Process 100%
• Fear of Crime 50%
• Local Television 50%
• News Use 50%
• Infotainment 50%

Psychology

• Cognitive Process 100%
• Affective Process 100%
• Media Influence 100%
• Media Content 50%