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1.1 Agenda-setting role of the news media

1.2 The power of the news

2.1 Newspaper coverage and public concern about crime

2.2 The Acapulco typology: four perspectives on agenda setting

3.1 First- and second-level agenda setting

3.2 Attribute agenda setting in Spanish local elections

3.3 Compelling arguments: Another path for the transfer of salience between the media agenda and the public agenda

4.1 Matrix of candidate attributes

4.2 Media and public attribute agenda networks

5.1 Need for orientation and agenda-setting effects

5.2 Need for orientation and average level of interest in political information

5.3 Agenda-setting effects for obtrusive and unobtrusive issues (natural history perspective)

5.4 Agenda-setting effects for obtrusive and unobtrusive issues (competition perspective)

6.1 Duration of major issues on the public agenda

6.2 A comparison of attribute agenda-setting effects based on three measures of attribute salience among the public for an environmental issue

7.1 An expanded view of agenda setting

7.2 A metaphorical onion of the media agenda

8.1 Consequences of agenda setting

8.2 Individual behaviour in response to news of plane crashes and skyjackings

8.3 Impact on three behaviours of object salience on the media agenda

9.1 Patterns of social consensus with increasing use of the news media among demographic groups in Spain, Taiwan, and the United States