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Examination of the News-Finds-Me Perception as an Expanded Bifactor Construct
Within the mass and political communication literatures, the news-find-me (NFM) perception has been increasingly used to explain the democratically deleterious implications of a reliance on incidental, socially mediated news contact. Despite these efforts, there does not currently exist a consistent
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