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Learning to Be Political: Audience Reinforcement and the Disproportionate Political Role of Smaller Social Media Influencers

Christian Pipal
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Some social media influencers (SMIs) occasionally discuss political actors and events, while others regularly engage with political topics. We ask here whether audience response helps explain this difference. We argue that engagement with political posts provides feedback that can reinforce further
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