Candidate Image Evaluation is a construct in political communication research that systematically assesses the perceived personal and professional attributes of a political candidate as shaped by attack advertisements, distinguishing it from general voter assessment by focusing specifically on the cognitive and affective dimensions of candidate perception influenced by negative campaigning.
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