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Children's news interest during the gulf war: The role of negative affect

Hoffner, Cynthia ; Haefner, Margaret J.

Journal of broadcasting & electronic media, 1994-03, Vol.38 (2), p.193-204 [Periódico revisado por pares]

Philadelphia: Taylor & Francis Group

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Children's news interest during the gulf war: The role of negative affect
Autor: Hoffner, Cynthia ; Haefner, Margaret J.
Assuntos: Affective Behavior ; Analysis of Variance ; Child Behavior ; Children ; Children & youth ; Correlation ; Elementary Education ; Elementary School Students ; Emotional Response ; Emotions ; Gulf War ; Hypothesis Testing ; Interviews ; Mass Media Use ; Media Research ; News Coverage ; News Media ; News Stories ; Persian Gulf War ; Social research ; Television news ; Television Viewing ; Theoretical Analysis ; War
É parte de: Journal of broadcasting & electronic media, 1994-03, Vol.38 (2), p.193-204
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Descrição: Eighty children in grades three to six were interviewed about their affective responses and their interest in war-related news during the Gulf war. Results showed that children who felt more personally vulnerable and experienced more enduring upset during the war were more interested in neutral/background news (but not in casualty news) and avoided exposure to news coverage of the war more often. Children reported moderate interest in casualty news, and supplemental analyses indicated that one reason for watching such content was a desire to remain informed about the war (surveillance). Also, a need for reassurance appeared to reduce interest in casualty-related news.
Editor: Philadelphia: Taylor & Francis Group
Idioma: Inglês

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Children's news interest during the gulf war: The role of negative affect

Hoffner, Cynthia ; Haefner, Margaret J.

Philadelphia: Taylor & Francis Group

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