Examining the Mediators of Agenda Setting: A New Experimental Paradigm Reveals the Role of Emotions

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The Mediating Role of Emotions (2015, background): “For instance, there is increased interest in the role emotions play in agenda-setting processes and political persuasion (e.g., J. M. Miller, 2007), and findings and research designs based on framing effect theory may be translated into these neighboring theories also.”
Identification and Sensitivity Analysis for Multiple Causal Mechanisms: Revisiting Evidence from Framing Experiments (2013, background): “Indeed, this is of major concern because, as Miller (2007) points out on the basis of her experimental study, “individuals use information obtained from the media to evaluate how important issues are” (p. 711) and “when media exposure to an issue causes negative emotional reactions about the issue,…”
News Framing and Public Opinion (2012, background): “”(21) Along these lines, the presumed lack of an accessibility effect of frames is sometimes held to be one of the main distinguishing factors between framing effects and agenda setting and priming.(22) Accessibility, moreover, proves to be difficult to tap by empirical investigation,(23) and studie”