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Tijdschrift voor Communicatiewetenschap - Volume 39, Issue 3, 2011
Volume 39, Issue 3, 2011
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More LessDit nummer van het Tijdschrift voor Communicatiewetenschap bevat zes artikelen van communicatiewetenschappers uit Vlaanderen en Nederland.In het eerste artikel ‘Krantenberichtgeving over het rookverbod in de horeca: een inhoudsanalyse’ tonen Gera Nagelhout, Bas van den Putte, Hein de Vries en Marc Willemsen aan dat de krantenberichtgeving meer gericht is op de economische aspecten en het verzet dan Read More
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Krantenberichtgeving over het rookverbod in de horeca
Authors: Gera E. Nagelhout, Bas van den Putte, Hein de Vries & Marc C. WillemsenNewspaper coverage about the smoking ban in the hospitality industry: A content analysis. Newspaper coverage about the smoking ban in the hospitality industry: A content analysis. In the Netherlands relatively few people support the hospitality industry smoking ban. Possibly this is due to the way the media covered the smoking ban. A content analysis of 1,041 articles in six Dutch newspapers showed that when there were Read More
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Het techno-subsysteem van de Vlaamse tiener
Authors: Cédric Courtois, Steve Paulussen, Peter Mechant & Lieven De MarezFlemish teenagers’ techno-subsystem: choices in the use of communication technologies Flemish teenagers’ techno-subsystem: choices in the use of communication technologies Nowadays teenagers are confronted with a variety of technologies to accommodate their interpersonal communication. In this article, we focus on the communication technology choices of a representative sample of 1725 Flemish teenager Read More
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Handen wassen na het plassen. Jong geleerd, oud gedaan?
Authors: Maartje J.M. de Kort & Aart S. VelthuijsenDo you wash your hands after using the bathroom? Two studies about communicating the injunctive and descriptive norm, and practicing informational and normative social influence in order to promote handwashing behavior. Do you wash your hands after using the bathroom? Two studies about communicating the injunctive and descriptive norm, and practicing informational and normative social influence in order t Read More
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Journalistiek in Vlaanderen
Authors: Michaël Opgenhaffen, Leen d’Haenens & Maarten CortenJournalism in Flanders: correspondence between practice, education and research Journalism in Flanders: correspondence between practice, education and research As journalism practice has changed over the last decade, so have the journalism curricula and the research field. While the news business was undergoing dramatic changes as a result of the digital revolution, Flanders witnessed a boom in journalism curricula Read More
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De invloed van geïdealiseerde mediabeelden op het zelfbeeld van jonge meisjes
More LessThe influence of idealised media images on the self-image of young girls: The positive moderating role of media awareness The influence of idealised media images on the self-image of young girls: The positive moderating role of media awareness This study examines the influence of idealised (extremely attractive) models appearing in beauty advertisements on the self-image of 10-13 year-old girls and investigates th Read More
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Subjectiviteit als taalgebruik in dagbladen en nieuwsweblogs
Authors: Luuk Lagerwerf, Marjolein Schurink & Dirk OegemaSubjectivity as language use in newspapers and news weblogs Subjectivity as language use in newspapers and news weblogs The most important difference between newspaper and news weblog texts is their subjectivity representation. By means of a linguistic content analysis differences were established between newspapers and news weblogs. In a detailed analysis of specific grammatical and stylistic characteristics at senten Read More
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