Mass media the effective means to lead public opinion about the activities of the National Assembly
Media has strong impact on many issues in the society. First and foremost, media has direct influence on the awareness of the audience, which will translate into the behavior and interaction of public opinion. Repeated behaviors will become the habit, custom and will eventually be accepted as social norms. Media transforms controversial issues into socially accepted and circulated one among the audience. With the view to prove the dominant role of the mass media in leading public opinion, we conducted the research “Mass media and public opinion about the activities of the National Assembly”. This article is part of the research.
Source: Journal of Political Theory and Communications, no 5 (2020).
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