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Influencing Social Media Influencers Through Affiliation
Marketing Science, 2022This paper studies how firms can strategically manage product reviews by social media influencers.
Amy Pei, Dina Mayzlin
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Influence and power of the media
The Lancet, 1996People tend to get most of their information beyond work and family horizons from the press, radio, and television. So, do they really believe media stories that suggest, for example, there is no link between HIV and AIDS? This is unlikely, but there is a curious paradox--namely, that the same time, people to varying degrees are open minded about such ...
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2002
Abstract No exploration of penal populism would be complete without a discussion of media influences on the public. It is not only information about crime that is transmitted by the media but also suggestions about how to understand, view, and respond to crime; the media play a central role in shaping mainstream views of crime and justice.
Julian V Roberts +3 more
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Abstract No exploration of penal populism would be complete without a discussion of media influences on the public. It is not only information about crime that is transmitted by the media but also suggestions about how to understand, view, and respond to crime; the media play a central role in shaping mainstream views of crime and justice.
Julian V Roberts +3 more
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2012
Abstract This article presents an overview of the empirical evidence and the psychosocial theories that address the influence of the media on body image and appearance concerns. It considers how unrealistic ideals are over-represented, whilst people with a visible difference are rarely portrayed, and highlights how and why some people ...
Emma Halliwell, Phillippa C. Diedrichs
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Abstract This article presents an overview of the empirical evidence and the psychosocial theories that address the influence of the media on body image and appearance concerns. It considers how unrealistic ideals are over-represented, whilst people with a visible difference are rarely portrayed, and highlights how and why some people ...
Emma Halliwell, Phillippa C. Diedrichs
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1981
I have just heard a rather anguished voice saying ‘Patients come to their doctors to get well, not to sue’. Of course, the speaker was quite right. That is exactly what they do. And yet the curious thing is that a few do sue. I think we have to ask why.
S. Lock, C. T. Dollery
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I have just heard a rather anguished voice saying ‘Patients come to their doctors to get well, not to sue’. Of course, the speaker was quite right. That is exactly what they do. And yet the curious thing is that a few do sue. I think we have to ask why.
S. Lock, C. T. Dollery
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Mass media influences on sexuality
Journal of Sex Research, 2002The mainstream mass media (television, magazines, movies, music, and the Internet) provide increasingly frequent portrayals of sexuality. We still know relatively little about how this content is used and how it affects sexual beliefs and behaviors.
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The influence of the media on the incidence of violence
Journal of Clinical Forensic Medicine, 1995There has been much debate as to whether the media have a direct influence on the incidence of interpersonal violence and violent behaviour. The producers of cinema and television programmers and newspaper editors deny this influence and maintain that they merely reflect the current existence of violence in society.
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2010
The public information media provides information on current events (news), entertainment (programming), and opinions offered by trusted public sources (e.g., business, academic or religious spokespersons, journalists, and government officials). Consequently, it is a major force in shaping a populace’s attitudes toward significant social issues and of ...
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The public information media provides information on current events (news), entertainment (programming), and opinions offered by trusted public sources (e.g., business, academic or religious spokespersons, journalists, and government officials). Consequently, it is a major force in shaping a populace’s attitudes toward significant social issues and of ...
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Influence of Radiographic Contrast Media on Phagocytosis
Acta Radiologica, 1988To evaluate the influence of radiographic contrast media (CM) on human polymorphonuclear leucocytes (PML), the ability of these cells to ingest latex particles after in vitro exposure to five different radiographic contrast media was investigated. All CM inhibited the phagocytic properties of PML. The inhibition was dose dependent.
F, Rasmussen, J, Georgsen, N, Grunnet
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Sources of Media Influence on Regulation
Medical Law International, 2011The complex pattern of regulation in medical practice and health care is intended to secure decision making that is based on sound reasoning and evidence. To what extent can the media influence regulatory practice, and to what extent should any such influence be a cause for concern?
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