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Oh, D. C. (2022). Mediating the South Korean Other: Representations and Discourses of Difference in the Post/Neocolonial Nation-State. University of Michigan Press | 2023.09.04
기타 | Asian Communication Research (한국언론학회)
Too Many? Too Few? Just Right? Construct Proliferation and Need for a Construct Dump | 2023.09.04
기타 | Asian Communication Research (한국언론학회)
Measurement in Communication Science Concluding Remarks REFERENCES
The Effect of Self-Report Data Gathering Technique on Prevalence Estimates of Sensitive Behavior | 2023.09.04
기타 | Asian Communication Research (한국언론학회)
Despite the fact that obtaining accurate self-reports presents challenges for sensitive topics, investigators often employ them to estimate the prevalence of a variety of sensitive behavior. This study examined the effect of four data collection techniques (face-to-face, computer, randomized response technique, and item count technique) on estimates of the prevalence of five sensitive topics (stealing, anal intercourse, lying, marijuana use, and cheating). Each respondent answered all of the five sensitive items, so that item served as a repeated measure. Each respondent responded using the same data collection technique, so that technique served as an independent groups factor. Data were collected at four locations at a large university in the Midwest United States. Four experimenters, two males and two females, solicited respondents. Only those walking alone were solicited, with a random number (2 to 6 inclusive) determining which of the passersby were approached. Consistent with past research the randomized response technique yielded the highest overall prevalence estimates, although for the most sensitive items estimates were within sampling error of those found in the computer condition. Given the advantages in ease and efficiency associated with collecting self-report data with computers, relative to collecting self-report data using the randomized response technique, these results suggest that collecting sensitive information with computers provides considerable value.
Skyhooks, Cranes, and the Construct Dump: A Comment on and Extension of Boster (2023) | 2023.09.04
기타 | Asian Communication Research (한국언론학회)
This commentary responds to Frank J. Boster"s essay titled "Too many? Too few? Just right? Construct proliferation and need for a construct dump," which recently appeared in Asian Communication Research. The authors agree with Boster"s call to reassess constructs in communication research and present additional evaluation criteria. In particular, the commentary emphasizes the importance of multilevel explanations and proposes a distinction between constructs that provide empty explanations (skyhooks) and constructs that provide grounded explanations (cranes). By incorporating behavioral and biological measures alongside psychometric remedies, the communication research community can strengthen construct validity and advance the field"s explanatory power.
A Test of the Mobile Phone Appropriation Model: A Comparison between Chinese and US Samples | 2023.09.04
기타 | Asian Communication Research (한국언론학회)
The mobile phone appropriation (MPA; Wirth et al., 2007, 2008) model is an integrative model that seeks to explain attitudes and behaviors related to mobile phone usage from a communication perspective, proposing a dynamic loop of metacommunication, evaluations, and usage patterns. Following a previous study (Lee & Cioena, 2023), the current research tests the MPA model with a Chinese sample collected through an online survey (NN = 510) and compares it with the U.S. sample (NN = 501) collected by Lee and Cionea (2023) using multigroup confirmatory factor analysis and multigroup structural equation modeling. Although the core structure of MPA model was shown to be tenable cross-culturally, the results of comparative analysis reveal some noticeable cultural differences in mobile phone appropriation and call for further model revisions. Noticeably, relational and social implications of mobile communication penetrate more aspects of mobile phone appropriation with greater strength in the Chinese sample, potentially due to the collectivistic Chinese culture, and the results demonstrate a paradox between perceived affordability and usage. The more Chinese participants evaluated the cost of mobile phone usage as a restrictive factor of MPA, corroborate the more they used it for relationship maintenance and daily schedule management. In addition, the results indicate some tensions between instrumental purposes and entertainment and symbolic usage unique to the Chinese context.
Accidents and Attributions: Differential Consequences for Religious Bias | 2023.06.13
기타 | Asian Communication Research (한국언론학회)
As people hear about accidents, they may wonder who is responsible. We extended this work by testing a model of a two-party attribution process that starts with perceptions of self-other overlap. How we communicate about accidents can also shape how people think about the parties involved. To that end, we also examined the effects of including extra-evidential (social) information about the parties involved (e.g., a person’s religion) on self-other overlap and group bias. Participants ((NN = 252) read one of 12 versions of a vignette about a two-party car accident that varied accident severity, accident commission (i.e., implicit responsibility), and the driver’s stated religion (Christian, Muslim, or unstated). Results showed that as people perceived larger differences between themselves and the accident victim, they judged the victim as more responsible for the accident, the driver as less responsible, and the victim’s behavior as a more essential aspect of the victim’s character. In addition, we found that the driver’s religious label and accident commission interact to influence participants’ perceptions of themselves in relation to the driver (self-driver) and in relation to the victim (self-victim) in ways that advantaged the Christian driver but not the Muslim driver. The attribution process also had consequences for Muslim, but responsibility attribution, religious bias, self-other overlap, two-party accidents, accident severity ssed.
Why Can’t We Appreciate Each Other? Ramblings After Four Decades in the Discipline | 2023.06.13
기타 | Asian Communication Research (한국언론학회)
“The Emerging Frontier of Interpersonal Communication and Neuroscience: Scanning the Social Synapse” is a Gem Hiding in Plain Sight | 2023.06.13
기타 | Asian Communication Research (한국언론학회)
An Interdependent Approach to Personality and Communication | 2023.06.13
기타 | Asian Communication Research (한국언론학회)
Donohue et al.’s (1983) Hidden Gem: Research on the Interchange of Verbal and Nonverbal Cues to Immediacy Unlocked Relational Communication, Offline and Online | 2023.06.13
기타 | Asian Communication Research (한국언론학회)
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