Editing Agenda-setting theory (section)

==See also==
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* Cognitive and research related concepts <!-- Basic concepts for deeper contextual understanding of the article have been listed first. -->
** [[Availability heuristic]], "easily recallable example" bias
** [[Framing effect (psychology)|Framing effect]], cognitive bias created by how options have been phrased
** [[Hypodermic needle model]], intended message directly received and accepted by intended recipient
** [[Intertrial priming]], accumulated effect of one stimuli impacts response to subsequent stimuli
** [[Schema (psychology)|Schema]], cognitive though pattern which categorizes and links information 
** [[Cultivation theory]], long-term effects of TV
* [[Political agenda]] <!-- "Policy agenda setting" has been listed first. -->
** [[Overton window]], range of policies politically acceptable to mainstream population 
** [[Policy by press release]], influencing public policy by making press releases
** [[Military–industrial–media complex]], corrupt nexus which manipulates
** [[Politico-media complex]], corrupt nexus of policy builders and setters
** [[Spin (public relations)|Spin]], public relation propaganda e.g. political bullshit
* Media related topics<!-- "Media Agenda setting" has been listed after "policy/political agenda making". -->
** [[Digital journalism]]
** [[Media bias]]
** [[News values]], criteria for deciding which and how to report news
** [[Racial bias in criminal news]]
** [[Sensationalism]]
** [[Yellow journalism]], profit-driven ethicsless eye-catching news reporting
* Generic topics<!-- Miscellaneous topics in the end. -->
** [[Business communication]]
** [[Marketing]]
** [[Mass hysteria]]
** [[Sociology]]

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