| Mass Communication and Society 2007 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Age and third-person perception in response to positive product advertisements. | Sociology and social work | Tal-Or, Nurit |
| Beyond hegemony: classical propaganda theory and presidential communication strategy after the invasion of Iraq. | Sociology and social work | Patrick, Brian A., Thrall, Trevor, A. |
| Communication forms as predictors of issue knowledge in presidential campaigns: A meta-analytic assessment. | Sociology and social work | Benoit, William L., Hansen, Glenn J. |
| Effects of image-issue and positive-negative scene orders in broadcast news. | Sociology and social work | Yun Jung Choi, Jong Hyuk Lee |
| Equally super? Gender-role stereotyping of superheroes in children's animated programs. | Sociology and social work | Baker, Kaysee, Raney, Arthur A. |
| Frame intensity effects of television news stories about a high-visibility protest issue.(impact of television coverage of social protest on viewers) | Sociology and social work | McLeod, Douglas M., Detember, Benjamin H., Gotlieb, Melissa R., Malinkina, Olga |
| Information sources and the coverage of social issues in partisan publications: a content analysis of 25 years of the Progressive and the National Review. | Sociology and social work | Covert, Tawnya Adkins, Wasburn, Philo C. |
| Journalist aggressiveness in joint versus solo presidential press conferences. | Sociology and social work | Banning, Stephen A., Billingsley, Susan |
| Mapping ethical arguments in journalism: an exploratory study. | Sociology and social work | Borden, Sandra L. |
| Media effects on acculturation and biculturalism: a case study of Korean immigrants in Los Angeles' Koreatown. | Sociology and social work | Seung-jun Moon, Cheong Yi Park |
| Race and gender: an analysis of the sources and reporters in local television coverage of the 2002 Michigan gubernatorial campaign. | Sociology and social work | Fico, Frederick, Zeldes, Geri Alumit, Diddi, Arvind |
| Shop 'til we drop? Television, materialism and attitudes about the natural environment. | Sociology and social work | Good, Jennifer |
| Stereotypical portrayals of emotionality in news photos. | Sociology and social work | Thorson, Esther, Rodgers, Shelly, Kenix, Linda Jean |
| The agenda-setting function of national versus local media: a time-series analysis for the issue of same-sex marriage. | Sociology and social work | Hester, Joe Bob, Gibson, Rhonda |
| The effects of government censorship of war-related news coverage on interest in the censored coverage: a test of competing theories.(regulation over media coverage of wars) | Sociology and social work | Hayes, Andrew F., Reineke, Jason B. |
| The gender war in U.S. sport: Winners and losers in news coverage of title IX. | Sociology and social work | Hardin, Marie, Simpson, Scott, Whiteside, Erin, Garris, Kim |
| The impact of sexually objectifying media exposure on negative body emotions and sexual self-perceptions: investigating the mediating role of body self-consciousnes. | Sociology and social work | Aubrey, Jennifer Stevens |
| The never-ending story: structural dilemmas and changing solutions in the communication field. | Sociology and social work | First, Anat, Adoni, Hanna |
| The news framing of the 2004 Olympic games. | Sociology and social work | Zaharopoulos, Thimios |
| "They took it down": Exploring determinants of visual reporting in the toppling of the Saddam statue in national and international newspapers. | Sociology and social work | Fahmy, Shahira |
| U.S. produced entertainment media and attitude towards Americans. | Sociology and social work | Hamilton, Matthew, Fullerton, Jami A., Kendrick, Alice |
| What factors influence control over work in the journalism/public relations dynamic? an application of theory from the sociology of occupations. | Sociology and social work | Lowrey, Wilson, Anderson, William |
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