International News Selection: A Comparative Analysis of Negative News in the Washington Post and the Daily Times of Nigeria

Chaudhary, Anju Grover

doi:10.1080/106461701753287741

Cited by 17 publications

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“…We also encountered single studies from non-Asian regions, but not necessarily on individualism and collectivism. For example, single studies have compared cultural products in the United States and France (Rozin et al, 2003), the United States and Nigeria (Chaudhary, 2001), and middle-class to lower class United States (Snibbe & Markus, 2005). Several studies could be classified under other dimensions, including approach and avoidance (Hamemura, Meijer, Heine, Kamaya, & Hori, 2008), uncertainty avoidance, and power distance (Lamoreaux & Morling, 2008).…”

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confidence: 99%

Measuring Culture Outside the Head: A Meta-Analysis of Individualism—Collectivism in Cultural Products

Morling

Lamoreaux

2008

Pers Soc Psychol Rev

307

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Although cultural psychology is the study of how sociocultural environments and psychological processes coconstruct each other, the field has traditionally emphasized measures of the psychological over the sociocultural. Here, the authors call attention to a growing trend of measuring the sociocultural environment. They present a quantitative review of studies that measure cultural differences in "cultural products": tangible, public representations of culture such as advertising or popular texts. They found that cultural products that come from Western cultures (mostly the United States) are more individualistic, and less collectivistic, than cultural products that come from collectivistic cultures (including Korea, Japan, China, and Mexico). The effect sizes for cultural products were larger than self-report effect sizes for this dimension (reported in Oyserman, Coon, & Kemmelmeier, 2002). In addition to presenting this evidence, the authors highlight the importance of studying the dynamic relationships between sociocultural environments and psyches.

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Section: Limitationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Measuring Culture Outside the Head: A Meta-Analysis of Individualism—Collectivism in Cultural Products

Morling

Lamoreaux

2008

Pers Soc Psychol Rev

307

261

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“…Konfliktus ir negatyvumą daugelis žiniasklaidos tyrėjų (Chaudhary, 2001;Peterson, 1981;Miller, 1977;Harcup, O'Neill, 2001;Bratic, Schrich, 2007;ir kt. ); įvardija kaip vieną iš pagrindinių naujienų kriterijų.…”

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Taikinamosios žiniasklaidos raiška kultūrinių konfliktų komunikacijoje: G. Wilderso filmo Fitna atvejis

Grebliauskienė¹,

Gižaitė-Tulabienė²

2012

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Straipsnyje nagrinėjamas žiniasklaidos vaidmuo šiandienėje kultūrinių konfliktų komunikacijoje. Dabartiniu metu vis dažniau lokalūs konfliktai nušviečiami globaliu mastu, o žiniasklaida, aptardama tuos konfliktus iš nešališkos stebėtojos tampa tų konfliktų dalyve. Taip įsitraukdama į konfliktus žiniasklaida gali atlikti arba konflikto eskaluotojos, arba aktyvios konflikto sprendėjos vaidmenį.Remiantis M. El-Nawawy ir S. Powerso išskirtais taikinamosios žiniasklaidos bruožais analizuojamas G. Wilderso filmo "Fitna" nušvietimo Vakarų ir Rytų šalių žiniasklaidoje atvejis, siekiant įvertinti konflikto sprendimo vaidmens raišką.Pagrindiniai žodžiai: konflikto komunikacija, žiniasklaidos vaidmuo konflikte, taikos žurnalistika, žiniasklaida -konflikto eskaluotoja.

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“…Others have examined how media perspectives influence world opinion and how this influence happens (Chrisco, 1994;Rusciano, 1993). For example, international news coverage is often influenced by the needs, cultural values and political orientation of a country (Chaudhary, 2001).…”

Section: International News Coverage and Sub-saharan African: An Explorationmentioning

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International Diplomacy and the Prelude to the 2003 Invasion of Iraq

Alozie

2006

International Communication Gazette

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Using framing as a theoretical and methodological framework, this study presents an analysis of the interpretation that the sub-Saharan African press put upon events prior to the 2003 Americanled military invasion of Iraq. It was found that the press opposed policies and efforts intended to initiate military action. This opposition was based on the contention that a westernled attack on Iraq, without an international consensus, would produce great political, economic and social upheaval in the Middle East, which might destabilize and have a negative impact upon African states.

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International News Selection: A Comparative Analysis of Negative News in the Washington Post and the Daily Times of Nigeria

Cited by 17 publications

References 38 publications

Measuring Culture Outside the Head: A Meta-Analysis of Individualism—Collectivism in Cultural Products

Measuring Culture Outside the Head: A Meta-Analysis of Individualism—Collectivism in Cultural Products

Taikinamosios žiniasklaidos raiška kultūrinių konfliktų komunikacijoje: G. Wilderso filmo Fitna atvejis

International Diplomacy and the Prelude to the 2003 Invasion of Iraq

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