Debate Misperceptions is a theoretical construct in debate communication that identifies and characterizes systematic errors in the interpretation or attribution of opponents' arguments, intentions, or positions, distinguishing it from general miscommunication by focusing specifically on cognitively rooted, context-dependent distortions in adversarial discourse.
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Marcus Maurer, Carsten Reinemann · Communication Research · 2006 · 39 citations
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TBS Education
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European Commission
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Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz
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Directorate-General for Trade
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University of Colorado Denver
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Roma Tre University
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