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First published 2019-7

Disagreement Without Deterrence: The Importance of the Setting for the Study of Political Disagreement and Participation of Youth

Jessica T. Feezell, Jessica L. Jones

American Politics Research

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First published 2018-7

Social Affect and Political Disagreement on Social Media

Matthew Barnidge

Social Media + Society

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First published 2015-12

Does Disagreement Mitigate Polarization? How Selective Exposure and Disagreement Affect Political Polarization

Yonghwan Kim

Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly

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First published 2022-11

Parent–Adolescent Political Disagreement and Adolescent Political Development amid Duterte’s Presidency: A Positioning Analysis

Lance Calvin L. Gamboa, Athena May Jean M. Carangan, Julia Izah S. Agida

YOUNG

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First published 2025-2

Intraparty and Interparty Political Disagreement as Predictors of Affective Polarization and Willingness to Engage in Interparty Contact: The Moderating Role of Political Difference Management Styles

Tatsuya Suzuki, Alcides Velasquez, Yan Bing Zhang

Communication Research

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First published 2016-7

Of Echo Chambers and Contrarian Clubs: Exposure to Political Disagreement Among German and Italian Users of Twitter

Cristian Vaccari, Augusto Valeriani, Pablo Barberá [...]

Social Media + Society

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First published 2012-10

The Effect of Political Disagreement on Discretion

Annemarije Oosterwaal, Diane Payne, René Torenvlied

Administration & Society

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First published 2012-8

Does Discussion With Disagreement Discourage All Types of Political Participation? Survey Evidence From Hong Kong

Francis L. F. Lee

Communication Research

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First published 2021-2

What Kind of Disagreement Favors Reason-Giving? Analyzing Online Political Discussions across the Broader Public Sphere

Rousiley CM Maia, Gabriella Hauber, Thais Choucair [...]

Political Studies

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First published 2020-8

Testing the inadvertency hypothesis: Incidental news exposure and political disagreement across media platforms

Matthew Barnidge

Journalism

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