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Erik Albæk
Institut for Statskundskab
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https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7810-5089
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Social Sciences
Attitude Formation
13%
Cognitive Effect
6%
Conception of Democracy
13%
Consumer Culture
13%
Content Analysis
83%
Danish
88%
Decision Making
16%
Democracy
35%
Democratic Behavior
6%
Denmark
47%
Digital Media
26%
Economic and Social Development
26%
Economic Evaluation
20%
Economic Psychology
13%
Economic Uncertainty
13%
Election Campaign
17%
Elections
27%
EU Referendum
13%
Financial Crisis
6%
Framing
13%
Infotainment
13%
Journalism
16%
Journalist
42%
Knowledge Economy
13%
Media Communication
6%
Media Platform
28%
Media Use
90%
Mobile Phones
6%
National Economy
13%
News Report
13%
Online Survey
7%
Opinion Formation
13%
Pessimism
13%
Political Information
77%
Political Interest
13%
Political Participation
100%
Pretest
13%
Priming
13%
Prospect Theory
13%
Random Sample
13%
Referendum
13%
Response Behavior
13%
Self-Report
13%
Social Network
11%
Socio-Economic Indicators
13%
Source of Information
13%
Time Series
17%
TV
12%
Variance
13%
Welfare State
13%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Crowdfunding
13%
Economic developments
26%
Economic Indicator
13%
Economic Psychology
13%
Economic Uncertainty
13%
Economic Voting
13%
International Economy
13%
Media Effect
53%
National Surveys
26%
Panel Study
93%
Political Communication
13%
Prospect Theory
13%
State Intervention
13%
Test Market
13%
Time Series
17%
Welfare State
13%
