Class information for:
Level 1: POLITICAL COMMUNICATION//PRESIDENTIAL DEBATES//POLITICAL KNOWLEDGE

Basic class information
ID Publications Average number
of references		 Avg. shr. active
ref. in WoS
4216 1749 43.7 33%


Bar chart of Publication_year

Last years might be incomplete

Classes in level above (level 2)


ID, lev.
above		 Publications Label for level above
346 17052 COMMUNICATION//JOURNALISM QUARTERLY//JOURNAL OF BROADCASTING & ELECTRONIC MEDIA

Terms with highest relevance score


Rank Term Type of term Relevance score
(tfidf)		 Class's shr.
of term's tot.
occurrences		 Shr. of publ.
in class containing
term		 Num. of
publ. in
class
1 POLITICAL COMMUNICATION Journal 32 23% 7% 120
2 PRESIDENTIAL DEBATES Author keyword 27 74% 1% 20
3 POLITICAL KNOWLEDGE Author keyword 22 36% 3% 48
4 POLITICAL ADVERTISING Author keyword 21 46% 2% 34
5 NEGATIVE CAMPAIGNING Author keyword 21 73% 1% 16
6 NEGATIVE ADVERTISING Author keyword 14 65% 1% 13
7 TALK RADIO Author keyword 13 71% 1% 10
8 ISSUE OWNERSHIP Author keyword 10 44% 1% 17
9 SELECTIVE EXPOSURE Author keyword 7 25% 1% 25
10 CAMPAIGN ADVERTISING Author keyword 7 50% 1% 10

Web of Science journal categories

Author Key Words


Rank Web of Science journal category Relevance score
(tfidf)		 Class's shr.
of term's tot.
occurrences		 Shr. of publ.
in class containing
term		 Num. of
publ. in
class		 LCSH search Wikipedia search
1 PRESIDENTIAL DEBATES 27 74% 1% 20 Search PRESIDENTIAL+DEBATES Search PRESIDENTIAL+DEBATES
2 POLITICAL KNOWLEDGE 22 36% 3% 48 Search POLITICAL+KNOWLEDGE Search POLITICAL+KNOWLEDGE
3 POLITICAL ADVERTISING 21 46% 2% 34 Search POLITICAL+ADVERTISING Search POLITICAL+ADVERTISING
4 NEGATIVE CAMPAIGNING 21 73% 1% 16 Search NEGATIVE+CAMPAIGNING Search NEGATIVE+CAMPAIGNING
5 NEGATIVE ADVERTISING 14 65% 1% 13 Search NEGATIVE+ADVERTISING Search NEGATIVE+ADVERTISING
6 TALK RADIO 13 71% 1% 10 Search TALK+RADIO Search TALK+RADIO
7 ISSUE OWNERSHIP 10 44% 1% 17 Search ISSUE+OWNERSHIP Search ISSUE+OWNERSHIP
8 SELECTIVE EXPOSURE 7 25% 1% 25 Search SELECTIVE+EXPOSURE Search SELECTIVE+EXPOSURE
9 CAMPAIGN ADVERTISING 7 50% 1% 10 Search CAMPAIGN+ADVERTISING Search CAMPAIGN+ADVERTISING
10 POLITICAL INFORMATION EFFICACY 7 67% 0% 6 Search POLITICAL+INFORMATION+EFFICACY Search POLITICAL+INFORMATION+EFFICACY

Key Words Plus


Rank Web of Science journal category Relevance score
(tfidf)		 Class's shr.
of term's tot.
occurrences		 Shr. of publ.
in class containing
term		 Num. of
publ. in
class
1 LATE NIGHT COMEDY 97 90% 2% 43
2 VOTER RESPONSES 51 91% 1% 21
3 THE DAILY SHOW 46 82% 2% 27
4 POLITICAL KNOWLEDGE 46 53% 3% 61
5 PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGNS 39 64% 2% 38
6 COLBERT REPORT 37 100% 1% 14
7 SOFT NEWS 30 56% 2% 37
8 ISSUE KNOWLEDGE 27 92% 1% 11
9 PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE 24 91% 1% 10
10 YOUNG VIEWERS 21 85% 1% 11

Journals


Rank Web of Science journal category Relevance score
(tfidf)		 Class's shr.
of term's tot.
occurrences		 Shr. of publ.
in class containing
term		 Num. of
publ. in
class
1 POLITICAL COMMUNICATION 32 23% 7% 120
2 MASS COMMUNICATION AND SOCIETY 6 15% 2% 39
3 HARVARD INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PRESS-POLITICS 2 10% 1% 23
4 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PRESS-POLITICS 2 11% 1% 18

Reviews


Title Publ. year Cit. Active
references		 % act. ref.
to same field
A New Era of Minimal Effects? The Changing Foundations of Political Communication 2008 150 18 17%
The Effects of Human Interest and Conflict News Frames on the Dynamics of Political Knowledge Gains: Evidence from a Cross-national Study 2013 3 59 58%
Forecast 2000: Widening knowledge gaps 1997 51 21 76%
When Fake News Becomes Real Combined Exposure to Multiple News Sources and Political Attitudes of Inefficacy, Alienation, and Cynicism 2014 1 61 48%
Putting the Mock in Democracy 2012 0 2 100%
New perspectives and evidence on political communication and campaign effects 2000 85 25 32%
Doing the traditional media sidestep: Comparing the effects of the Internet and other nontraditional media with traditional media in the 1996 presidential campaign 1999 25 18 78%
Negative messengers 2003 5 1 100%
Marx Redux? 2005 0 1 100%
Do the facts speak for themselves? Partisan disagreement as a challenge to democratic competence 2008 20 43 37%

Address terms


Rank Address term Relevance score
(tfidf)		 Class's shr.
of term's tot.
occurrences		 Shr. of publ.
in class containing
term		 Num. of
publ.
in class
1 POLIT HIST INT STUDIES 4 75% 0.2% 3
2 FAK ZENTRUM METHODEN SOZIALWISSEN 2 67% 0.1% 2
3 POLIT COMMUN 2 21% 0.5% 9
4 GOLDFARB PUBL AFFAIRS CIV ENGAGEMENT 2 50% 0.2% 3
5 ANNETTE STRAUSS CIV PARTICIPAT 1 100% 0.1% 2
6 BROADCASTING CINEMA 1 100% 0.1% 2
7 EXPT POLIT BEHAV 1 100% 0.1% 2
8 PROGRAM POLIT CAMPAIGNING 1 100% 0.1% 2
9 WRITING RHETOR 1 19% 0.3% 5
10 CARRIE CH MAN CATT WOMEN POLIT 1 40% 0.1% 2

Related classes at same level (level 1)


Rank Relatedness score Related classes
1 0.0000178753 SENSATIONALISM//TELECOMMUN COGNIT SCI//MEDIA PSYCHOLOGY
2 0.0000159384 JOURNALISM & MASS COMMUNICATION QUARTERLY//JOURNALISM QUARTERLY//PUBLIC DIPLOMACY
3 0.0000155739 PARTY IDENTIFICATION//PARTISAN CHANGE//PARTISANSHIP
4 0.0000146274 THIRD PERSON EFFECT//HOSTILE MEDIA EFFECT//THIRD PERSON PERCEPTION
5 0.0000135028 INFORMATION COMMUNICATION & SOCIETY//POLITICAL PARTICIPATION//NEW MEDIA & SOCIETY
6 0.0000129566 DELIBERATIVE DEMOCRACY//DELIBERATIVE SYSTEM//DELIBERATION
7 0.0000124911 ECONOMIC VOTING//ELECTION FORECASTING//ECONOMIC PERCEPTIONS
8 0.0000121218 JOURNALISM STUDIES//JOURNALISM//INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PRESS-POLITICS
9 0.0000106919 JOURNAL OF BROADCASTING & ELECTRONIC MEDIA//JOURNAL OF MEDIA ECONOMICS//TELEVISION VIEWING HABITS
10 0.0000095880 PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS//PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION//COMPETITIVE PRIMARIES