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Title: Public Opinion
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October 4, 1996 |
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Public opinion is never static. It is an evolutionary process that we, as citizens, go through as we try to make sense of complex issues such as education reform or social security. The process can be laid out in five steps.
Step 1: The public becomes aware of an issue, usually though the media... Showed first 250 characters
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Public opinion is never static. It is an evolutionary process that we, as citizens, go through as we try to make sense of complex issues such as education reform or social security. The process can be laid out in five steps.
Step 1: The public becomes aware of an issue, usually though the media... Showed next 250 characters
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