Disaster communication
... effectively engage individuals. Finally, trust in the process and the credibility of the information provider are important in effective information sharing and communication. Each of these theoretical principles are more likely to be appropriately addressed through interactive exchange, a notion su ...
... effectively engage individuals. Finally, trust in the process and the credibility of the information provider are important in effective information sharing and communication. Each of these theoretical principles are more likely to be appropriately addressed through interactive exchange, a notion su ...
S UMMARY
... conclusions. Chapters 5-7 consists of the three discourses analysed: privatisation of governance, sustainable development, and democratic participation. These chapters focus on the historical development of each of these discourses, shedding light on present narrations of partnerships. It also serve ...
... conclusions. Chapters 5-7 consists of the three discourses analysed: privatisation of governance, sustainable development, and democratic participation. These chapters focus on the historical development of each of these discourses, shedding light on present narrations of partnerships. It also serve ...
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... recent literature comparing group to individual behaviour in games is broadly consistent. For instance, Bornstein and Yaniv (1998) and Robert and Carnevale (1997) find that groups make less generous offers in the ultimatum game; Schopler and Insko (1992) find that groups are more competitive; Cox ( ...
... recent literature comparing group to individual behaviour in games is broadly consistent. For instance, Bornstein and Yaniv (1998) and Robert and Carnevale (1997) find that groups make less generous offers in the ultimatum game; Schopler and Insko (1992) find that groups are more competitive; Cox ( ...
DEMOCRACY IN THE AGE OF NEW MEDIA GALAXY
... passive citizen14. In his view, those arguing that citizens have lost their active and critical characteristics, based on facts such as lower turn-out at the polls or falling party memberships, do not appreciate that citizen participation, rather than declining, has transformed in such a way that th ...
... passive citizen14. In his view, those arguing that citizens have lost their active and critical characteristics, based on facts such as lower turn-out at the polls or falling party memberships, do not appreciate that citizen participation, rather than declining, has transformed in such a way that th ...
Print this article - Redfame Publishing
... processes, interpretations, and other outcomes associated with the utilization of or exposure to various communication modes (Burgoon et al., 2002; McNeill, Cassell, & McCullough, 1994; Streeck, 1994). A multimodal communication approach is not about verbal or nonverbal communication per se, but doe ...
... processes, interpretations, and other outcomes associated with the utilization of or exposure to various communication modes (Burgoon et al., 2002; McNeill, Cassell, & McCullough, 1994; Streeck, 1994). A multimodal communication approach is not about verbal or nonverbal communication per se, but doe ...
Consumer Adoption Intentions Toward the Internet in China
... study investigates the effects of impersonal and interpersonal communication channels ...
... study investigates the effects of impersonal and interpersonal communication channels ...
Curriculum Vitae - UNC School of Media and Journalism
... Kreiss, D. (2015). Structuring Political Engagement: The Formalization of Democratic Internet Campaigning, 2000-2008. In C.W. Lee, M. McQuarrie and E.T. Walker, Democratizing Inequalities: Pitfalls and Unrealized Promises of the New Public Participation. (pp. 125-142). New York, NY: NYU Press. This ...
... Kreiss, D. (2015). Structuring Political Engagement: The Formalization of Democratic Internet Campaigning, 2000-2008. In C.W. Lee, M. McQuarrie and E.T. Walker, Democratizing Inequalities: Pitfalls and Unrealized Promises of the New Public Participation. (pp. 125-142). New York, NY: NYU Press. This ...
Using CMM - Pearce Associates
... that it seems to fit. This began a collaboration that continued for nearly two decades. At first, Vern brought into CMM his interest in Kelley's constructivism and his greater expertise in intellectual history and social science research methods. After awhile, it became difficult to distinguish what ...
... that it seems to fit. This began a collaboration that continued for nearly two decades. At first, Vern brought into CMM his interest in Kelley's constructivism and his greater expertise in intellectual history and social science research methods. After awhile, it became difficult to distinguish what ...
Theories of Communication Networks Peter R. Monge Annenberg
... computational models to explore balance theories of networks. And, by developing computational models that provide agents both sets of rules, we could explore both theories together from a multitheoretical perspective. Fourth, most network analysis is static and cross-sectional. Of course, this obs ...
... computational models to explore balance theories of networks. And, by developing computational models that provide agents both sets of rules, we could explore both theories together from a multitheoretical perspective. Fourth, most network analysis is static and cross-sectional. Of course, this obs ...
Rethinking Power Relations in Critical/Cultural Studies: A Dialectical
... Foucault’s early writings were the result of his wrestling with different philosophical approaches to language and meaning. As such, they evidence his rejection, on the one hand, of the preclassical renaissance epistemology that saw language as a mere reflection of an external, objective reality, an ...
... Foucault’s early writings were the result of his wrestling with different philosophical approaches to language and meaning. As such, they evidence his rejection, on the one hand, of the preclassical renaissance epistemology that saw language as a mere reflection of an external, objective reality, an ...
Taking a Stand: Nurses` role in Policy Development and
... the polity- “the condition of civil order, form and process of civil government, organized society and state” – with the adoption of courses of action by political parties, governments and other important social organizations, and with issues in the “science and art of governing” ...
... the polity- “the condition of civil order, form and process of civil government, organized society and state” – with the adoption of courses of action by political parties, governments and other important social organizations, and with issues in the “science and art of governing” ...
Who is in charge here? Governance for sustainable development in
... Although the boundary between the economic and political spheres in modern democratic societies is permeable, and has varied over time (for example, with nationalization and denationalization), at any given moment it poses important constraints on what actors can achieve. Of course, the diffusion of ...
... Although the boundary between the economic and political spheres in modern democratic societies is permeable, and has varied over time (for example, with nationalization and denationalization), at any given moment it poses important constraints on what actors can achieve. Of course, the diffusion of ...
DOC - Northwestern University
... Iyengar and Kinder further extended media effects research by introducing the concept of priming.5 “By calling attention to some matters while ignoring others, television news influences the standards by which governments, presidents, policies, and candidates for public office are judged. Priming re ...
... Iyengar and Kinder further extended media effects research by introducing the concept of priming.5 “By calling attention to some matters while ignoring others, television news influences the standards by which governments, presidents, policies, and candidates for public office are judged. Priming re ...
Public relations ethics in information management
... on different cultures as well as on how specific issues are understood from different cultural traditions.” (Capurro, 2008, p. 639). In general, information ethics needs to be applied in many different ways. Surely, information ethics has an important role in information management. In PR, it is imp ...
... on different cultures as well as on how specific issues are understood from different cultural traditions.” (Capurro, 2008, p. 639). In general, information ethics needs to be applied in many different ways. Surely, information ethics has an important role in information management. In PR, it is imp ...
Emergence of communication networks in organizations:
... Lamenting the failed promise of earlier forays into systems theory, Poole (1997, p. 50) notes that “most often, systems theory became a metaphor, rather than an instrument of analysis.” This study is offered as an attempt to go beyond the use of complexity theory as a metaphor by applying the instru ...
... Lamenting the failed promise of earlier forays into systems theory, Poole (1997, p. 50) notes that “most often, systems theory became a metaphor, rather than an instrument of analysis.” This study is offered as an attempt to go beyond the use of complexity theory as a metaphor by applying the instru ...
A reconnaissance of CMM research
... an organization's culture. The findings of their study of an academic department led them to reconceptualize communication competence in terms of the ability of organizational members to co-orient themselves to the master contract and coordinate their actions with others within the system of constitu ...
... an organization's culture. The findings of their study of an academic department led them to reconceptualize communication competence in terms of the ability of organizational members to co-orient themselves to the master contract and coordinate their actions with others within the system of constitu ...
Communication, Collaboration, and Teamwork among Health Care
... I. Introduction to the Field of Health Communication Health communication is a vital topic for research because everyone either interacts with health professionals, encounters health-related messages in the media, has suffered from a serious illness, or has experienced a loved one with a life-threat ...
... I. Introduction to the Field of Health Communication Health communication is a vital topic for research because everyone either interacts with health professionals, encounters health-related messages in the media, has suffered from a serious illness, or has experienced a loved one with a life-threat ...
Do Me a Solid? Information Asymmetry, Liking, and Compliance
... maintaining contact with others. Facebook.com is the most popular site with hundreds of millions of active users who spend an average of about 23 hours per month on the site [17]. Although the majority of user’s online friends tend to be others they have met face-to-face, research suggests that appr ...
... maintaining contact with others. Facebook.com is the most popular site with hundreds of millions of active users who spend an average of about 23 hours per month on the site [17]. Although the majority of user’s online friends tend to be others they have met face-to-face, research suggests that appr ...
The Communication of Participation
... A social constructivist understanding of society can also be found in the theories of most of the scholars I lean on: Castells, who describes the design of the social structure today and Dean, who describes the negative effects of social media, base their research on an understanding of reality bein ...
... A social constructivist understanding of society can also be found in the theories of most of the scholars I lean on: Castells, who describes the design of the social structure today and Dean, who describes the negative effects of social media, base their research on an understanding of reality bein ...
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... networks across the campaign is measured by the coefficient estimates for the time of interview (or wave) variables in interaction with the main respondent's party identification. For purposes of this analysis, main respondent interviews conducted before the end of primary season (prior to July 1, 1 ...
... networks across the campaign is measured by the coefficient estimates for the time of interview (or wave) variables in interaction with the main respondent's party identification. For purposes of this analysis, main respondent interviews conducted before the end of primary season (prior to July 1, 1 ...
Survey of Communication Study/Chapter 5
... example, Deborah Tannen (2001) argues that men and women talk in significantly different ways and for significantly different reasons. As you well know, these differences cannot be applied to all men and women. We all have our own unique style of communication. But, theories on gender communication ...
... example, Deborah Tannen (2001) argues that men and women talk in significantly different ways and for significantly different reasons. As you well know, these differences cannot be applied to all men and women. We all have our own unique style of communication. But, theories on gender communication ...
The importance non-verbal communication in diagnostic
... It supports and supplements communication by opening up other channels and frameworks of communicating information. Non-verbal signals can emphasise, modify or even fully negate verbal statements. Extensive study of non-verbal behavioural patterns has confirmed that these are just as defined by rule ...
... It supports and supplements communication by opening up other channels and frameworks of communicating information. Non-verbal signals can emphasise, modify or even fully negate verbal statements. Extensive study of non-verbal behavioural patterns has confirmed that these are just as defined by rule ...
CREATING A PROMOTIONAL MESSAGE: EXPLORING THE ROLE
... traits of both the brand and the consumer personalities are similar, and will reject the brand if the main traits are different (Seimiene, 2012). This is closely related to the notion that an organization should know its target customers in order to create an effective communication message that wou ...
... traits of both the brand and the consumer personalities are similar, and will reject the brand if the main traits are different (Seimiene, 2012). This is closely related to the notion that an organization should know its target customers in order to create an effective communication message that wou ...
WHAT IS COMMUNICATION
... posteriori, as we decipher the car or communication differently, according to the particularities of our interests and our skills. It is interesting that Fisher attempted to complement a scientific approach to communication with a humanistic one, and the mechanistic and psychological perspectives o ...
... posteriori, as we decipher the car or communication differently, according to the particularities of our interests and our skills. It is interesting that Fisher attempted to complement a scientific approach to communication with a humanistic one, and the mechanistic and psychological perspectives o ...