Living with Television: The Violence Profile
1976/06/01 by George Gerbner, Larry Gross · 52 citations
Social Sciences · #Social Media and Politics #Media Studies and Communication
paper · doi:10.1111/j.1460-2466.1976.tb01397.x
Abstract
George Gerbner, Larry Gross; Living with Television: The Violence Profile, Journal of Communication, Volume 26, Issue 2, 1 June 1976, Pages 172–199, https:
Cited by
- Exploring the Dynamic Relationship of Telepresence, Presence, Authenticity, and Revisit Intention in AR Events
- Cancer Fatalism in the Information Age: A Meta-Analysis of Communicative and Behavioral Correlates
- Female expertise in public discourses: Visibility of female compared to male scientific experts in German media coverage of eight science-related issues
- Lifetime video game exposure and career interest in STEM: Gender differences among adolescent girls and boys in the U.S
- Memory of the multitude and representation in AI-generated images of war
- The Portrayal of Racial Minorities on Prime Time Television
- The State of Cultivation
- Media, Diversity, and Representation in the U.S.: A Review of the Quantitative Research Literature on Media Content and Effects
- Symbolically Annihilating Female Police Officer Capabilities: Cultivating Gendered Police Use of Force Expectations?
- Fear of Crime: A Review of the Literature
- The Political Influence of Lifestyle Influencers? Examining the Relationship Between Aspirational Social Media Use and Anti-Expert Attitudes and Beliefs
- Generative AI and the politics of visibility
- A Re-Explication of Social Norms, Ten Years Later
- Deprived, Radical, Alternatively Informed
- “Honk Against Homophobia”: Rethinking Relations Between Media and Sexual Minorities
- The Scary World Syndrome: News Orientations, Negativity Bias, and the Cultivation of Anxiety
- “Oh, Biscuits!” Exploring resilience in the children’s television programme Bluey
- Media Psychology and Moral Response
- Theorizing Self Visibility on Social Media: A Visibility Objects Lens
- Normalization and the discursive construction of “new” norms and “new” normality: discourse in the paradoxes of populism and neoliberalism
- The dominion of influence
- Is time of the essence? A temporal meta-synthesis of seven media effects theories
- Omissive Bias in Religious Representation: Benchmarking LLM Answers to Everyday Ethical Decision-making
- Social Identity, Self-Categorization, and the Communication of Group Norms
- A Mathematical Theory of Discursive Networks
- George Gerbner [wikipedia]
- Mean world syndrome [wikipedia]
- Thin is "in" and stout is out" what animated cartoons tell viewers about body weight. [europepmc]
- Gay, lesbian, and bisexual content on television: a quantitative analysis across two seasons. [europepmc]
- Messages about physical attractiveness in animated cartoons. [europepmc]
- Children and terrorism-related news: training parents in Coping and Media Literacy. [europepmc]
- Unspoken cultural influence: exposure to and influence of nonverbal bias. [europepmc]
- The Context of Current Content Analysis of Gender Roles: An Introduction to a Special Issue. [europepmc]
- Cross-sectional associations between violent video and computer game playing and weapon carrying in a national cohort of children. [europepmc]
- Genre-Specific Cultivation Effects: Lagged Associations between Overall TV Viewing, Local TV News Viewing, and Fatalistic Beliefs about Cancer Prevention. [europepmc]
- Grey's Anatomy effect: television portrayal of patients with trauma may cultivate unrealistic patient and family expectations after injury. [europepmc]
- Underrepresentation and Symbolic Annihilation of Socially Disenfranchised Groups ("Out Groups") in Animated Cartoons. [europepmc]
- Breadth of Media Scanning Leads to Vaping among Youth and Young Adults: Evidence of Direct and Indirect Pathways from a National Longitudinal Survey. [europepmc]
- Toward an Aggregate, Implicit, and Dynamic Model of Norm Formation: Capturing Large-Scale Media Representations of Dynamic Descriptive Norms Through Automated and Crowdsourced Content Analysis. [europepmc]
- Exploring the Role of Media Sources on COVID-19-Related Discrimination Experiences and Concerns Among Asian People in the United States: Cross-Sectional Survey Study. [europepmc]
- Optimus Primed: Media Cultivation of Robot Mental Models and Social Judgments. [europepmc]
- Health Information Seeking Among University Students Before and During the Corona Crisis-Findings From Germany. [europepmc]
- TV News and COVID-19: Media Influence on Healthy Behavior in Public Spaces. [europepmc]
- Factors associated with anxiety and quality of life of the Wuhan populace during the COVID-19 pandemic. [europepmc]
- COVID-19 information on social media and preventive behaviors: Managing the pandemic through personal responsibility. [europepmc]
- The Global Trust Deficit Disorder: A Communications Perspective on Trust in the Time of Global Pandemics. [europepmc]
- Media, Trust in Government, and Risk Perception of COVID-19 in the Early Stage of Epidemic: An Analysis Based on Moderating Effect. [europepmc]
- Does government social media promote users' information security behavior towards COVID-19 scams? Cultivation effects and protective motivations. [europepmc]
- Media Coverage of Pedophilia and Its Impact on Help-Seeking Persons with Pedophilia in Germany-A Focus Group Study. [europepmc]
- Contextualizing sacrificial dilemmas within Covid-19 for the study of moral judgment. [europepmc]
- How social media usage affects psychological and subjective well-being: testing a moderated mediation model. [europepmc]
- The impact of social media information exposure on appearance anxiety in young acne patients: a moderated chain mediation model. [europepmc]
Related