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| European Journal of Communication Research |
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| Volume 31(3), 2006 |
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| CONTENTS |
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Bartsch, Anne, Mangod, Roland, Viehoff, Reinhold, and Vorderer, Peter |
Emotional gratifications during media use -- An integrative approach. |
261-278 |
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| | The desire to experience emotions is widely considered to be a key motivation for media use, especially for the use of media entertainment | |
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emotion
theory
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Peters, Oscar, Rickes, Matthias, Jockel, Sven, Von Criegern, Christian, and Van Deursen, Alexander |
Explaining and analyzing audiences: A social cognitive approach to selectivity and media use. |
279-308 |
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| | This study explored LaRose and Eastin's (2004) model of media attendance, within a European context | |
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theory
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Klimmt, Christoph, Schmid, Hannah, Nosper, Andreas, Hartmann, Tilo, and Vorderer, Peter |
How players manage moral concerns to make video game violence enjoyable. |
309-328 |
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| | Research on video game violence has focused on the impact of aggression, but has so far neglected the processes and mechanisms underlying the enjoyment of video game violence | |
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ethics
visualization
conflict
theory
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Knobloch-Westerwick, Silvia, Bruck, Julia, and Hastall, Matthias R. |
The gender news use divide: Impacts of sex, gender, self-esteem, achievement, and affiliation motive on German newsreaders' exposure to news topics. |
329-345 |
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| | To examine the psychological origins of sex-typed news preferences, an online newsmagazine was presented to 246 German participants in a quasi-experimental design | |
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gender
personality and psychology
news
print journalism
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Bucher, Hans-Jurgen, and Schumacher, Peter |
The relevance of attention for selecting news content. An eye-tracking study on attention patterns in the reception of print and online media. |
347-368 |
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| | This article argues that a theory of media selectivity needs a theory of attention, because attention to a media stimulus is the starting point of each process of reception | |
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cognition
nonverbal
visualization
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Hasebrink, Uwe, and Popp, Jutta |
Media repertoires as a result of selective media use. A conceptual approach to the analysis of patterns of exposure. |
369-387 |
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| | This article sets out to provide a conceptual contribution to theoretical and empirical work on the level of media repertoires | |
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theory
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Hoffmann, Jella |
"Play it again, Sam". A differentiating view on repeated exposure to narrative content in media. |
389-403 |
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| | Whereas repeated exposure to communication is a widespread phenomenon, it has so far received little attention in communication research | |
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narrative
film
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