Selective Exposure to Communication

ISBN-13: 9780415515757 / Angielski / Miękka / 2011 / 264 str.

Zillmann, Dolf

Opis

First published in 1985. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.

Recenzje

"...a healthy corrective to much of the current research on television....work reported in this volume is refreshing and stimulating. It reminds us that watching television is a behavior that we ought to be able to understand using our tools as behavioral scientists, just as we might attempt to understand any other sort of behavior."

—Contemporary Psychology

"...a useful resource for scholars interested in psychological aspects of contact with mass media, theories of audience behavior, and the measurement of exposure."
—Journal of Communication

Spis treści

Chapter 1 Selective-Exposure Phenomena, DolfZillmann, JenningsBryant; Chapter 2 Cognitive Dissonance in Selective Exposure, John L.Cotton; Chapter 3 Measuring Exposure to Television, James G.Webster, JacobWakshlag; Chapter 4 Informational Utility and Selective Exposure to Entertainment Media, Charles K.Atkin; Chapter 5 Determinants of Television Viewing Preferences, BarrieGunter; Chapter 6 Thought and Action as Determinants of Media Exposure, AllanFenigstein, Ronald G.Heyduk; Chapter 7 Fear of Victimization and the Appeal of Crime Drama, DolfZillmann, JacobWakshlag; Chapter 8 Affect, Mood, and Emotion as Determinants of Selective Exposure, DolfZillmann, JenningsBryant; Chapter 9 Selective Exposure to Educational Television, JacobWakshlag; Chapter 10 Cable and Program Choice, CarrieHeeter, BradleyGreenberg; Chapter 11 “Play It Again, Sam” Repeated Exposure to Television Programs, IleneH. Tannenbaum; Index Index;

O autorze

Dolf Zillmann