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Communication Theories: Cultivation Analysis

Resources for Communication Theories projects.

Cultivation Analysis

Are We Violating Their Expectations? Instructor Communication Expectations of Traditional and Nontraditional Students
Television viewing and perceptions of traditional Chinese values among Chinese college students
Crime cultivation: comparisons across media genres and channels
Violence in popular U.S. prime time TV dramas and the cultivation of fear: a time series analysis
Gender Roles in Tween Television Programming: A Content Analysis of Two Genres
Cultivation Effects of Video Games: A Longer-Term Experimental Test of First- and Second-Order Effects
The effects of viewing Grey's Anatomy on perceptions of doctors and patient satisfaction
Television Viewing and Rape Myth Acceptance among College Women
Violent Crime and Poisson Regression: A Measure and a Method for Cultivation Analysis
School Shootings and Cultivation Analysis: On Confrontational Media Rhetoric and the History of Research on the Politics of Media Violence
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The role of television viewing and direct experience in predicting adolescents' beliefs about the health risks of fast-food consumption
Personality traits, television viewing, and the cultivation effect.
The U.S. Media’s Effect on Public’s Crime Expectations: A Cycle of Cultivation and Agenda-Setting Theory
Cultivation or enabling? Day-to-day associations between self-efficacy and received support in couples

Television and Its Viewers: Cultivation Theory and Research by James Shanahan; Michael Morgan; George Gerbner (Foreword by)
Publication Date: 1999

Last Updated: Mar 6, 2023 9:55 AM
URL: https://library.northeaststate.edu/comm-theory
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Subjects: Speech & Communication

Tags: SPCH 1010