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DOI：10.1146/annurev.polisci.10.071905.101448.png)
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The past two decades have seen ail explosion of social science research on negative political advertising as the number of political observers complaining about its use-if not negative campaigning itself-has also grown dramatically. This article reviews the literature on negative campaigning-what candidates are most likely to attack their opponent, under what circumstances, and most importantly, to what effect. We also discuss the many serious methodological issues that make studying media effects of any kind so difficult, and make suggestions for best practices in conducting media research. Contrary to popular belief, there is little scientific evidence that attacking one's opponent is a particularly effective campaign technique, or that it has deleterious effects on our system of government. We conclude with a discussion of whether negative political advertising is bad for democracy.
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attack advertising
demobilization
meta-analysis
negativity
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