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Chapter 28 Media effects on perceptions of societal problems [PDF]
, 2021 This chapter focuses specifically on how the news media influence perceptions of societal problems. This research question is discussed and reviewed in three ways.
Shehata, Adam +2 more
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Actual and Perceived Knowledge About COVID-19: The Role of Information Behavior in Media
Frontiers in Psychology, 2021 The COVID-19 pandemic poses a health threat that has dominated media coverage. However, not much is known about individual media use to acquire knowledge about COVID-19.
Julia S. Granderath +3 more
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The European Union – From Agenda Setting and Media Frames to Citizens’ Conversations
Romanian Journal of Communications and Public Relations, 2015 Agenda setting and framing have been shown to affect public opinion on a variety of topics through accessibility and interpretation schemas. Since most of the citizens lack a direct experience in European matters, media might be a key dimension in ...
Nicoleta Corbu +3 more
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Relevance of Contemporary Communication Theories in Comprehending Media Influence and Cultural Dynamics [PDF]
Social Science Chronicle, 2021 This research delves into an expansive exploration of pivotal theories within the domain of mass communication, shedding light on their foundational principles, contemporary relevance, and empirical substantiation.
Irina Ivanova
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Noted: Words that move public opinion
Pacific Journalism Review, 2008 In Words That Work he (Luntz) tells us how he used words to move public opinion. Not suprisingly though, Words That Work has ignited controversy. Even people that haven't read the book are writing reviews of it, and the 'Luntz-speak' has become synoymous
David Robie
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Content and person effects in media research: Studying differences in cognitive, emotional, and arousal responses to media content [PDF]
, 2020 Cognitive, emotional, and arousal responses to media content stem from two sources of variation: differences in content and differences between individuals.
Piotrowski, J.T.; id_orcid +2 more
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ChildrenBackground: The use of digital media in childhood offers both opportunities and risks. Digital stressors—such as excessive screen time, constant availability, information overload, and social media pressures—affect primary school children but have been ...
Arvid Nagel, Felix Kruse
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Magazine influence on body dissatisfaction: Fashion vs. health?
Cogent Social Sciences, 2016 Fashion magazines have been shown to have a negative relationship with body dissatisfaction and psychological health, while the effects of health magazines on body dissatisfaction and psychological health have mainly been studied with men.
Paulina Swiatkowski
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THE EFFECTS OF MEDIA ON MARKETING COMMUNICATIONS
, 2009 In this chapter, we examine research and theory related to the characteristics of media, how these characteristics influence responses to marketing communications, and the processes by which this influence occurs. More specifically, we examine the unique
Pavlou, Paul A., Stewart, David W.
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Transportation or Narrative Completion? Attentiveness during Binge-Watching Moderates Regret
Social Sciences, 2019 Extant results on the binge-watching outcomes have been mixed. This study sought to examine the crucial factor of attentiveness that might help to enhance viewer experience and mitigate post-binge regret, as well as differentiate the motivation of ...
Matthew Pittman, Emil Steiner
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