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Which of the following was found in Iyengar and Kinder's study on the effect of the news media's agenda-setting role on the public?
a) Viewers readily believed that the media did not have an agenda-setting plan.
b) Viewers were mostly skeptical of all reported news.
c) Viewers attached greater importance to an issue after seeing news coverage of it.
d) Viewers tended to lose interest in a story after it has been reported on the news.

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