Policy aside: A framing study on policy change and its influence on the perception of an organization’s culture

Becktel, Kalyca Lynn; Stanton, Cassandra M.; Smith, Justin E. H.; Eames, Caleb D.; Sweetser, Kaye D.

doi:10.1016/j.pubrev.2020.101989

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“…Hurtíková (2017) revealed that a high frequency of positive reports increases the support of a political party, and vice versa. Becktel et al (2021) reported the perceptions of the Marine Corps on female military combat were affected by the use of tone in a news article. In this regard, the function of valence in news articles corresponds to Entman (1993) who classified frames as defining problems; diagnosing causes; making moral judgments; and suggesting remedies.…”

Section: Malaysian Media and Framingmentioning

confidence: 99%

Framing of the Unified Examination Certificate by Malaysian Ethnic Newspapers

Lam

Ting

Ang

et al. 2022

Manusya J. Humanit.

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Media framing makes an issue salient. This study attempts to determine the frequency of episodic and thematic frames in news about the Unified Examination Certificate issue and identify the framing dimensions and valence used. Textual analysis of the content and headlines was performed on 100 news articles from newspapers of two languages. Results indicate that all the articles were framed episodically, with the “attribution of responsibility” dimension used most frequently, followed by the “human interest” and “conflict” dimensions. Chinese articles tended to use neutral valance, whereas Malay articles mostly used negative valence. These findings provide insights into ethnic politically-influenced and reader-oriented presentations of an issue by different newspapers. Future studies may focus on newspapers using the same language and investigate the framing effects by mainstream and alternative media.

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Section: Malaysian Media and Framingmentioning

confidence: 99%