Twenty-Five Years of the Spiral of Silence¶
Scheufle, D. A., & Moy, P. (2000). Twenty-Five Years of the Spiral of Silence: A Conceptual Review and Empirical Outlook. International Journal of Public Opinion Research, 12(1), 3-28.
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- Spiral Of Silence In Publics
- The structural pattern is robust across substrates even where the empirical effect sizes are substrate-dependent — stronger for stigma-laden and identity-laden topics than for routine matters — and what transfers is the loop, its intervention points, and its characteristic slow-build-then-sudden-reversal shape.
This sourceReview documenting that spiral effects are real but substrate- and topic-dependent, stronger for stigma- and identity-laden issues than for routine matters.
- The structural pattern is robust across substrates even where the empirical effect sizes are substrate-dependent — stronger for stigma-laden and identity-laden topics than for routine matters — and what transfers is the loop, its intervention points, and its characteristic slow-build-then-sudden-reversal shape.
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