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Incidental Stigmatisation?

European Journal of Health Communication (EJHC), 2022
More and more individuals turn to apps to increase their well-being or reduce stress, with meditation apps being most popular to achieve these goals. However, considering the underlying normative imperative of idealised self-help inherent in the well ...
Freya Sukalla, Veronika Karnowski
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“I Don’t Care About Politics, I Just Like That Guy!” Affective Disposition and Political Attributes in Information Processing of Political Talk Shows

International Journal of Communication, 2017
Drawing on the affect infusion model and on affective disposition theory, this study aims to explain the influence of viewers’ affective disposition toward the guests of political TV talk shows on their information processing and judgments.
Carina Weinmann, Franziska S. Roth, Frank M. Schneider, Tanja Krämer, Frederic R. Hopp, Melanie J. Bindl, Peter Vorderer   +6 more
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ENGLISH- STEREOTYPING OF ISLAM AND MUSLIMS IN HOLLYWOOD MOVIES: AN ANALYSIS OF REPRESENTATION

دی اسکالر, 2020
Hollywood movies are very popular in most nations around the world and the viewers of these countries turn to Hollywood blockbusters for entertainment purposes.
Muhammad Yousaf, Nauman Sial, Adnan Munawar, Muhammad Shahzad   +3 more
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Teaching journalism and mass communication during the COVID-19 pandemic: Zambian lecturers’ experiences of the transition to online instruction

Discover Education
The global outbreak of the Corona Virus Disease (COVID-19) brought a myriad of challenges to higher education. At tertiary institutions worldwide, the closure of campuses and the migration to online instruction came as an unplanned consequence for ...
Carole Phiri-Chibbonta, Roberta Muchangwe, Elastus Mambwe   +2 more
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Licensed to Learn: A Case of TV and Radio Channels in Pakistani Universities

International Journal of Distance Education and E-Learning, 2020
Physical infrastructure for education is harder to lay out in Pakistan but PEMRA is doing well to issue licences to universities to set up TVs and radios to promote education.
Hassan Shehzad, Muhammad Riaz Raza, Shane Zahra   +2 more
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Digital is Not the Alternative: Dilemma and Preserving Films in India

Preservation, Digital Technology & Culture
Films deteriorate over time and archival methods are still being developed to prevent this. Digital technology enables the conversion of films, but there are various issues with digital approaches that present Indian archivists with the dilemma of ...
Vaishnav Ankit, Meena Mahesh Kumar, Nandani Neha, Sharma Annapurna   +3 more
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Image networks and practice analysis of larger data corpora. An approach to cluster and recontextualize visual practice in social media

Studies in Communication Sciences
This paper reports a methodological exploration combining image network analysis and standardized practice analysis on social media data. Through applying the open source software Memespector to access the Clarifai API, the potential of an easy-at-hand ...
Wolfgang Reißmann, Miriam Siemon, Moe Kinoshita   +2 more
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Empowering farmers through science communication: A framework for pesticide risk awareness and adoption

Social Sciences and Humanities Open
This study evaluates the effectiveness of a science communication framework for pesticide risk awareness and the adoption of safe practices among farmers.
Shahbaz Aslam, Babar Hussain, Sohail Riaz, Muhammad Yousaf, Babar Sohail, Faiz Ullah, Sajid Hussain   +6 more
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Beyond technical skills: How communication shapes patient satisfaction in Ghana's healthcare system

Dialogues in Health
Purpose: Effective healthcare delivery depends not only on clinical expertise but also on the quality of communication and interpersonal relationships between healthcare providers and patients.
Mohammed Saani Abdulai, Eliasu Mumuni, Muhammed Abdulai   +2 more
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Imperatives of Social Media in Curbing Insecurity in Taraba State: A Study of Select Semi-Urban and Rural Areas in Taraba State, Nigeria

Journal of Mass Communication
The mainstream media have been grossly inhibited in playing their surveillance role in the society due to several factors ranging from ownership interest and censorship among others which have mitigated their impact in curbing insecurity in Nigeria ...
Jibril G. Isa, Samuel Asicus, Ubong Andem Obong   +2 more
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