Stereotype and National Attachment in Hong Kong Chinese Context: A Moderated Mediation Model of Perceived Inter-group Relationship and Age

Lu, Aitao; Cai, Simin; Zheng, Shuang; Hu, Huiqing; Song, Pingfang

doi:10.1007/s11205-016-1499-7

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“…Similarly, Willnat et al (1997) found associations between foreign TV consumption and stereotypical perceptions of Americans in Hong Kong and mainland China. In another study, Lu et al (2018) found that Hongkongers who maintain positive stereotypes of mainland Chinese were more likely to show a stronger national attachment to China. Overall, these findings suggest that stereotypes of nations and people are closely linked and are influenced by exposure to domestic and foreign media.…”

Section: The Concept Of “National Image”mentioning

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Media Use and National Image: How Americans and Chinese Perceive the U.S.–China Trade War

Willnat

Tang

Shi

et al. 2022

International Communication Gazette

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Grounded in the international image theory ( Herrmann and Fischerkeller, 1995 ), this study argues that individuals maintain general images of foreign nations that shape perceptions of foreign policy issues. Based on two identical national online surveys conducted in the United States ( N = 1250) and China ( N = 1311) in early 2019, the study explores the structure and composition of these national images among American and Chinese citizens and tests whether they influence perceptions of the U.S.–China trade war. The findings suggest that cognitive and affective components of national image are associated with the perceived favorability of the other nation and support for the U.S.–China trade war among the American and Chinese public. While media exposure played a more prominent role among U.S. respondents, personal traits such as cosmopolitanism, patriotism, cultural affinity, and personal contact with people from the other nation were significantly associated with people's overall favorability of the other nation and their support of the U.S.–China trade war.

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Section: The Concept Of “National Image”mentioning

confidence: 94%

Media Use and National Image: How Americans and Chinese Perceive the U.S.–China Trade War

Willnat

Tang

Shi

et al. 2022

International Communication Gazette

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Images of South Korea and Russia in the Mutual Representations of the Student Youth of Both Countries

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Михайловна

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2021

Vestn. Ross. univ. družby nar., Ser. Politol.

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The perspectives of modern South Korean youth on Russia and perspectives of Russian youth on South Korea respectively are reconstructed and interpreted in this article. The research was conducted on the basis of analysis of 100 in-depth interviews with Russian and South Korean student youth (50 students in each group), specializing in Russian-Korean relations, intercultural communications and language of the country studied. Natural and geographic factors, historical and cultural associations, the image of the countrys citizens are found to be the main South Korean students perspectives on Russia. Economic system, the image of the countrys citizens, historical and cultural features of the country represent the main Russian students perspectives on South Korea. In general, mutual images of each country contain many stereotypes which are mediocre for common perception. Such stereotypical thinking and the lack of knowledge about modern socio-economic realities among future specialists in Russian-Korean relations may be a serious obstacle that places under risk effectiveness of further cooperation between the two sides.

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Stereotype and National Attachment in Hong Kong Chinese Context: A Moderated Mediation Model of Perceived Inter-group Relationship and Age

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Media Use and National Image: How Americans and Chinese Perceive the U.S.–China Trade War

Media Use and National Image: How Americans and Chinese Perceive the U.S.–China Trade War

Images of South Korea and Russia in the Mutual Representations of the Student Youth of Both Countries

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