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Primacy Effects of The Daily Show and National TV News Viewing: Young Viewers, Political Gratifications, and Internal Political Self-Efficacy

机译：每日节目和国家电视新闻收视的首要效应：年轻观众，政治满足感和内部政治自我效能

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This study examines program ordering effects derived from viewing CNN television news relative to The Daily Show on the political gratifications associated with both types of information sources. Internal political self-efficacy is assessed as an individual-difference moderator. Main primacy effects are found on the gratifications associated with both national television news viewing and The Daily Show viewing. However, The Daily Show primacy effect on the political gratifications associated with national television news viewing was isolated among those participants who retain low internal political self-efficacy. Ramifications for these findings are outlined and future lines of research are summarized.
机译：这项研究研究了从观看CNN电视新闻（相对于Daily Show）相对于与这两种信息源相关的政治满足感所获得的节目订购效果。内部政治自我效能感被评估为个人差异主持人。在与国家电视新闻的收看和《每日秀》的收看相关的满足感上，发现了主要的首要效应。但是，在内部政治自我效能感低下的参与者中，《每日秀》对与国家电视新闻收看相关的政治满足的首要影响却是孤立的。概述了这些发现的结果，并总结了未来的研究方向。

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