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Presidential Debate Viewing and Michael Moore's Fahrenheit 9–11: A Study of Affect-as-Transfer and Passionate Reasoning

R. Lance Holbert University of Delaware
,
Glenn J. Hansen University of Oklahoma
,
Scott E. Caplan University of Delaware
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Steve Mortensen University of Delaware
Pages 673-694 | Published online: 05 Dec 2007

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Byron Reeves, Leo Yeykelis & James J. Cummings. (2016) The Use of Media in Media Psychology. Media Psychology 19:1, pages 49-71.
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R. Lance Holbert & GlennJ. Hansen. (2008) Stepping Beyond Message Specificity in the Study of Emotion as Mediator and Inter-Emotion Associations Across Attitude Objects: Fahrenheit 9/11, Anger, and Debate Superiority. Media Psychology 11:1, pages 98-118.
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R. Lance Holbert, Heather L. LaMarre & Kristen D. Landreville. (2009) Fanning the Flames of a Partisan Divide. Communication Research 36:2, pages 155-177.
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