Changing Hearts and Minds? Why Media Messages Designed to Foster Empathy Often Fail

Joshua R. Gubler; Christopher F. Karpowitz; J. Quin Monson; David A. Romney; Mikle South

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journal article Oct 01, 2022

Changing Hearts and Minds? Why Media Messages Designed to Foster Empathy Often Fail

Joshua R. Gubler

Christopher F. Karpowitz J. Quin Monson David A. Romney Mikle South

The Journal of Politics Vol. 84 No. 4 pp. 2156-2171 · University of Chicago Press

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Published: Oct 01, 2022
Vol/Issue: 84(4)
Pages: 2156-2171

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Joshua R. Gubler

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Christopher F. Karpowitz

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Joshua R. Gubler, Christopher F. Karpowitz, J. Quin Monson, et al. (2022). Changing Hearts and Minds? Why Media Messages Designed to Foster Empathy Often Fail. The Journal of Politics, 84(4), 2156-2171. https://doi.org/10.1086/719416

Changing Hearts and Minds? Why Media Messages Designed to Foster Empathy Often Fail

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