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Media Orientation and Media Use
Communication Research, 2000Data from the 1975 and 1995 Dutch surveys were used to analyze the relationship between television viewing and reading behavior and the changes in this relationship over time. The central question of the article is, How do specific reader types differ in their television viewing behavior?
KOEN VAN EIJCK, KEES VAN REES
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The Future of Children, 2008
American youth are awash in media. They have television sets in their bedrooms, personal computers in their family rooms, and digital music players and cell phones in their backpacks. They spend more time with media than any single activity other than sleeping, with the average American eight- to eighteen-year-old reporting more than six hours of daily
Donald F, Roberts, Ulla G, Foehr
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American youth are awash in media. They have television sets in their bedrooms, personal computers in their family rooms, and digital music players and cell phones in their backpacks. They spend more time with media than any single activity other than sleeping, with the average American eight- to eighteen-year-old reporting more than six hours of daily
Donald F, Roberts, Ulla G, Foehr
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The Use of Media in Media Psychology
Media Psychology, 2015Media psychologists have theoretical interests in both people and media, yet research investments considerably favor subjects over stimuli. An analysis of 306 studies, taken from the journal Media Psychology over the last 10 years, and from the most cited media experiments in other journals, shows that studies invested in tens of thousands of human ...
Byron Reeves +2 more
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The Journal of Continuing Education in Nursing, 2013
Social media has become mainstream in both our personal and our professional lives. Some of its uses, including promoting professional development activities, are described in this column. J Contin Educ Nurs 2013;44(6):240–241.
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Social media has become mainstream in both our personal and our professional lives. Some of its uses, including promoting professional development activities, are described in this column. J Contin Educ Nurs 2013;44(6):240–241.
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2018
This article uses survey data on media usage and media trust in 2016 for 13 selected countries to apply a regression analysis to examine how strongly media use affects trust in the media. In a second step we analyzed the effects from trust/ distrust for important parameters of the media industry (e.g willingness to pay, advertising acceptance).
Schranz, Mario +2 more
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This article uses survey data on media usage and media trust in 2016 for 13 selected countries to apply a regression analysis to examine how strongly media use affects trust in the media. In a second step we analyzed the effects from trust/ distrust for important parameters of the media industry (e.g willingness to pay, advertising acceptance).
Schranz, Mario +2 more
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Use of Media and Social Media in the Prevention of Substance Use
2019Mass media have changed dramatically over the past 25 years, yet they still remain an important channel for substance use prevention messages. Unfortunately, the large mass media substance use prevention campaigns, especially the National Youth Anti-drug Media Campaign, have not been found to be generally effective.
David B. Buller +2 more
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2021
Elizaveta Friesem argues that instead of being worried about media or blaming it for what’s going wrong in society, we should become curious about uniquely human ways we communicate with each other. Media Is Us proposes five key principles of communication that are relevant both for the modern media and for people’s age-old ways of making sense of the ...
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Elizaveta Friesem argues that instead of being worried about media or blaming it for what’s going wrong in society, we should become curious about uniquely human ways we communicate with each other. Media Is Us proposes five key principles of communication that are relevant both for the modern media and for people’s age-old ways of making sense of the ...
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Occupational Therapists’ Use of Media
American Journal of Occupational Therapy, 1986The purpose of this study was to examine current trends in the use of activities by occupational therapists, to identify factors influencing their selection of activities, and to examine relationships between activities used and therapeutic goals.
R, Barris, J, Cordero, R, Christiaansen
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Proceedings of the 23rd International Conference on World Wide Web, 2014
This tutorial will address the state of the art in the area of online media analysis, annotation and linking, reflecting that a number of Web-based specifications and technologies are now emerging. When combined, they provide the technical solution for media owners to manage and to re-use their online media at a fragment level. These specifications and
Lyndon J. B. Nixon +2 more
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This tutorial will address the state of the art in the area of online media analysis, annotation and linking, reflecting that a number of Web-based specifications and technologies are now emerging. When combined, they provide the technical solution for media owners to manage and to re-use their online media at a fragment level. These specifications and
Lyndon J. B. Nixon +2 more
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CHI '02 Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems, 2002
Teenagers compromise a large proportion of our population, and their technology use is a bellwether of future trends. Today's teens are coming of age with the rapid development of advanced communication and media tools. This paper describes a study exploring teen communication media usage patterns and their design implications.
Diane J. Schiano +5 more
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Teenagers compromise a large proportion of our population, and their technology use is a bellwether of future trends. Today's teens are coming of age with the rapid development of advanced communication and media tools. This paper describes a study exploring teen communication media usage patterns and their design implications.
Diane J. Schiano +5 more
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