The impact of framing on perception of foreign countries

Dell'Orto, Giovanna; Dong, Dong; Schneeweis, Adina; Moore, Jensen

doi:10.1080/02560054.2004.9653299

Cited by 7 publications

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“…When researched as a dependent variable, framing studies look at how and why frames are adopted by members of the media (Tewskbury and Scheufele, 2009). Past research has shown that story framing can have a significant effect on audience opinions on key issues (see Dell'Orto et al, 2004;Scheufele, 2000).…”

Section: Framing Theorymentioning

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Al-Jazeera and Al-Arabiya framing of the Israel–Palestine conflict during war and calm periods

Elmasry

Shamy

Manning

et al. 2013

International Communication Gazette

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This framing study compares Al-Jazeera and Al-Arabiya coverage of the Israel–Palestine conflict during the 2008/2009 Gaza conflict and one year later, during a period of calm. Findings suggest that both networks used framing mechanisms to highlight Palestinian perspectives over Israeli ones and frame Palestinians as victims of Israeli aggression. The networks regularly described Palestinian casualties and showed images of Palestinian grief, provided more voice to Palestinian sources, and personalized Palestinian deaths.

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Section: Framing Theorymentioning

confidence: 99%

Al-Jazeera and Al-Arabiya framing of the Israel–Palestine conflict during war and calm periods

Elmasry

Shamy

Manning

et al. 2013

International Communication Gazette

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“…This research also shows a strong correlation between the two factors and country evaluation. Existing studies have shown that the priming function (Iyengar and Kinder, 1987;Miller and Krosnick, 2000;Willnat et al, 2000;Brewer et al, 2003;McGraw and Ling, 2003;Matthes and Beyer, 2017), framing function (Zhao et al, 1994;Price et al, 1997;Dell'Orto et al, 2004;Shen and Guo, 2013;Moy et al, 2016;Ospina Estupinan, 2017), information function (Wanta et al, 2004;Lee and Hong, 2012;Shen and Guo, 2013) of the media are used in government evaluation. At the same time, the media itself also has a bias (Yang, 2003;Shen and Guo, 2013) and substitution effects (Kaye and Johnson, 2003;Han and Xu, 2020).…”

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“…Price et al ( 1997 ) pointed out that frames can affect cognitive and affective perceptions of readers of a story. Based on reviewing the research on the role of media in the framework, Dell'Orto et al ( 2004 ) examined how the democratic and non-democratic frameworks of the country in American newspapers affect perceptions and images of foreign countries in readers. Ospina Estupinan ( 2017 ) confirms that countries in Latin America do have a typical framework for international image of China.…”

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confidence: 99%

The Impact of Pandemic Perception, National Feeling, and Media Use on the Evaluation of the Performance of Different Countries in Controlling COVID-19 by Chinese Residents

Han

2021

Front. Psychol.

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Different nations responded to the global spread of COVID-19 differently. How do people view the governance practices and effects of various countries? What factors affect their views? Starting from the three-dimensional model of cognitive-affective-media, this study examines how pandemic perception, the national feeling, which is the emotional preference of public for different countries, and media use affect the Chinese public views on the performance of other countries in controlling COVID-19. After performing regression analysis on the data of 619 Chinese public samples collected by an online survey, it reveals the following: (1) pandemic perception is negatively correlated with the evaluation of controlling-pandemic performance in different countries by Chinese residents, whereas national feeling is positively correlated with the evaluation of controlling-pandemic performance. (2) The use of media has different characteristics in the evaluation of controlling-pandemic performance in different countries by Chinese residents. Television has a significant influence on the evaluation of controlling-pandemic performance in the United States, China, and Germany by Chinese residents. (3) Collectivist cultural orientation has no significant impact on the evaluation of the anti-pandemic performance of different countries by Chinese residents, whereas virus perception only has a significant impact on the evaluation of the controlling-pandemic performance of the United States and Italy. Research has confirmed the existence of the cognitive-affective-media model in the evaluations by public on the governance of other countries, and prospects for the superimposed role of media in the cognitive-affective model.

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“…Many theorists have argued that media coverage plays an important role for national identity building (Anderson, 1983;Deutsch, 1966;Higson, 2002;Polonska-Kimunguyi and Kimunguyi, 2011;Price, 1995;Schlesinger, 1991aSchlesinger, , 1991bSmith, 1991). In fact, empirical findings support this notion: mass media coverage coins perceptions of the own and other nations in various ways (Brewer et al, 2003;Dell'Orto et al, 2004;Perry, 1987;Waisanen and Durlak, 1967;Wanta et al, 2004). National identity can be regarded as an element of a person's social identity (Tajfel and Turner, 1986).…”

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National identity building through patterns of an international third-person perception in news coverage

Müller

2013

International Communication Gazette

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The impact of framing on perception of foreign countries

Cited by 7 publications

References 15 publications

Al-Jazeera and Al-Arabiya framing of the Israel–Palestine conflict during war and calm periods

Al-Jazeera and Al-Arabiya framing of the Israel–Palestine conflict during war and calm periods

The Impact of Pandemic Perception, National Feeling, and Media Use on the Evaluation of the Performance of Different Countries in Controlling COVID-19 by Chinese Residents

National identity building through patterns of an international third-person perception in news coverage

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