GOVERNANCE OF AGENDA SETTING
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schedule, governance, citizenship, framing, entrepreneurshipAbstract
Although the phenomenon of the establishment of the sociopolitical agenda has been studied in different contexts, the contrast of empirical models from its psychological dimensions has been confined to the prediction of group differences. In this sense, the groups differ by age in reference to issues that were disseminated in the press from government decisions. The objective of this research is to test a model of reflective relations agenda setting from eight psychological dimensions. They conducted a cross-sectional study and a nonrandom sample of 312 students was used to estimate the normal distribution, reliability, validity, covariance structure and model fit [ , RMSEA = 0.001]. The results show that the dimension of attitudes in a relationship of dependency with the agenda setting (β = 0.81). Referring to the studies reported in the literature the results were discussed.
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