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Election Year Framing – Framing and Emotions

How do we frame in a way that takes emotions into account?
Published
May 27, 2024

In this video, Dr. Julie Sweetland and Dr. Drew Volmert respond to the question:

How do we get issues framed in ways that get past the emotional and create a greater understanding of the real impact of our policies on wellbeing?

Next Video: Question 2

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United States

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