Möglichkeiten der Analyse von Social-Media-Daten für die Ernährungskommunikation

Bartelmeß, Tina

doi:10.1007/978-3-658-27315-6_28-1

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“…Social media platforms such as Twitter, Instagram, Tik-Tok and Facebook are characterized by low-threshold social access, as they fundamentally enable any internet user to make information publicly accessible. They primarily differ in terms of their specific content formats and enjoy varying popularity among different age groups [34]. Twitter, for instance, is a microblogging platform designed for the dissemination of short messages in text and image format.…”

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“…The study has several limitations. Firstly, social media data analysis is a complex field that often requires interdisciplinary collaboration and mixed methods approaches to fully utilize its potential in food research [34]. Secondly, the exclusive use of the hashtag #Ich-BinArmutsbetroffen means that our findings may not generalize to social groups not active on Twitter, introducing potential biases and sampling limitations.…”

Section: Limitations and Future Researchmentioning

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Exploring food poverty experiences in the German Twitter-Sphere

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Schönfeld,

Pfeffer

2024

BMC Public Health

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Background This study investigates the subjective perceptions of food poverty in Germany by analysing Twitter discourse using the German-language hashtag #IchBinArmutsbetroffen (#IamPovertyAffected) and examines the extent to which various dimensions of a multidimensional theoretical model of food poverty are represented in the discourse. Methods Employing a combination of computational social science and qualitative social research methods, the research identifies, and analyses tweets related to nutrition by applying a hierarchical dictionary search and qualitative content analysis. By examining the narratives and statements of individuals affected by food poverty, the study also investigates the interplay among different subdimensions of this phenomenon. Results The analysis of 1,112 tweets revealed that 57.96% focused on the material dimension and 42.04% on the social dimension of food poverty, suggesting a relatively balanced emphasis on material and social aspects of food poverty in the narratives of those affected. The findings reveal that tweets on material food poverty underscore economic challenges and resource scarcity for food. Social food poverty tweets demonstrate widespread deprivation in social participation, leading to isolation, exclusion, and social network loss. Overall, the results elucidate intricate interconnections among subdimensions and multidimensional manifestations of food poverty. Conclusions This study contributes methodologically by presenting an approach for extracting food-related textual social media data and empirically by providing novel insights into the perceptions and multifaceted manifestations of food poverty in Germany. The results can aid in a better understanding of the phenomenon of food poverty as it currently manifests in Germany, and in developing targeted social, health-promoting, and political measures that address more effectively the empirically evident multidimensionality of the phenomenon.

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Section: Social Media As a Voice Amplifier For Food Poverty Experiencesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Limitations and Future Researchmentioning

confidence: 99%

Exploring food poverty experiences in the German Twitter-Sphere

Bartelmeß,

Schönfeld,

Pfeffer

2024

BMC Public Health

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“…Although the number of studies examining the use of social media and its influence on food and health behavior has increased significantly over the past decade [ 5 , 16 , 17 ], there has been no systematic analysis and modelling of how food communication on social media platforms affects users’ food behavior in their analog lives. By analog food behavior, this study refers to non-virtually performed food-related actions in people’s real lives.…”

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Exploring the Linkages of Digital Food Communication and Analog Food Behavior: A Scoping Review

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Godemann

2022

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The linkages of digital food communication on social media platforms and analog food behavior of social media users are widely discussed in media and research, but less differentiated. Due to the interdisciplinary nature of the research field, the scientific studies are characterized by great heterogeneity in approaching the role of communication and modelling of food behavior, and thus also the conclusions on how digital food communication might be linked to analog food behavior. There is still much uncertainty regarding the relationship and underlying assumptions between digital communication and analog action. The rationale of this scoping review is to systematically summarize the findings of this heterogeneous body of knowledge. The importance and originality of this review are that it focuses explicitly on studies that provide insights into the nexus of digital food communication and analog food behavior, be it in the theoretical foundation, the results, or their interpretation. It draws on a socio-ecological model of food behavior that depicts food behavior variables in different domains and uses a differentiated categorization of food behavior (food choice, dietary intake, and eating behavior) to synthesize the results. Using the Web of Science and PubMed databases, 267 abstracts were identified and screened, of which 20 articles met the inclusion criteria and were selected for full-text analysis. The review offers some important insights on how different variables of the socio-ecological model of food behavior are related to digital food communication and different areas of analog food behavior. This review provides a more discerning understanding of which aspects of analog food behavior may be linked to social media food communication and in which ways. Implications are derived to reflect the role of communication in previous models of food behavior by adding a more nuanced and cross-cutting understanding of food communication.

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Möglichkeiten der Analyse von Social-Media-Daten für die Ernährungskommunikation

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Exploring food poverty experiences in the German Twitter-Sphere

Exploring food poverty experiences in the German Twitter-Sphere

Exploring the Linkages of Digital Food Communication and Analog Food Behavior: A Scoping Review

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