Das opiniões publicadas para as opiniões postadas: os atalhos informativos e a internet nos temas internacionais
From Printed to Posted Opinions: The Informational Shortcuts and the Internet on International Issues
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https://doi.org/10.5752/P.1809-6182.2020v17n2p20-28Keywords:
Opinião Pública; Atalhos Cognitivos; Redes SociaisAbstract
Este artigo tem o objetivo de discutir possíveis mudanças no conceito de atalhos cognitivos ao longo da década de 2010. Os atalhos cognitivos são um termo utilizado na literatura de ciência política para a compreensão dos caminhos utilizados pelos eleitores para a decodificação de temas políticos complexos, incluindo os internacionais.
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