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Format: 1 Online-Ressource (xiv, 308 Seiten) , Illustrationen , 24 cm

Edition: Online_Ausgabe Boulder, Colo NetLibrary 2002 E-Books von NetLibrary Sonstige Standardnummer des Gesamttitels: 22382847

ISBN: 0585390622

Series Statement: LEA's communication series

Note: Includes bibliographical references and indexes

Additional Edition: Reproduktion von Sexual teens, sexual media 2002

Language: English

Subjects: General works

Keywords: Massenmedien ; Jugend ; Sexualverhalten ; Aufsatzsammlung ; Electronic books. ; Electronic books. ; Electronic books ; Aufsatzsammlung ; Electronic books.

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Format: 1 online resource (323 p.)

ISBN: 1-282-32417-9 , 9786612324178 , 1-4106-0417-9 , 0-585-39062-2

Series Statement: LEA's communication series

Content: This collection explores the sexual content of U.S. mass media and its influence in the lives of adolescents. Contributors address the topic of sexuality broadly, including evidence not only about physical sex acts, but also about the role the media play in the development of gender roles, standards of beauty, courtship, and relationship norms. Chapters included here present new perspectives on what teens are paying attention to in the media, and offer insight into how teens are understanding and applying what the media present about sex and sexuality. Employing various methodological

Note: Description based upon print version of record. , Contents; Contributors; Preface; I TELEVISION; II MAGAZINES; III MOVIES, MUSIC, THE INTERNET; Author Index; Subject Index , English

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Language: English

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Format: XXI, 512 p. 6 illus. , online resource.

Edition: 1st ed. 2024.

ISBN: 9783031490842

Content: This handbook reviews the extant literature on the most important issues in health and science journalism, with a focus on summarizing the relevant research and identifying key questions that are yet to be answered. It explores challenges and best practices in health and science reporting, formats and audiences, key topics such as climate change, pandemics and space science, and the ethics and political impacts of science and health journalist practice. With numerous international contributions, it provides a comprehensive overview of an emerging area of journalism studies and science communication. Kim Walsh-Childers is Professor of Journalism at University of Florida, USA. Her research focuses on news coverage of health issues and mass media effects on individual health beliefs and behaviors and on health policy development. Merryn McKinnon is an Associate Professor at the Centre for the Public Awareness of Science at the Australian National University. Merryn's research draws from her background in science, science communication and journalism to explore the factors influencing relationships between science, media and publics.

Note: 1. Introduction -- Part I Core Issues in Science and Health Journalism -- 2 Journalistic conceptualisation of science and health: An overview -- 3 Who speaks for/on science & health? Use of sources by science and health reporters -- 4. Who are science and health journalists? -- 5. Numeracy in science and health journalism -- 6. Uncertainty in the process of risk communication for public health: An integrative theory-based approach -- 7. Muzzling misinformation: Drawing from other disciplines and engaging health and science journalists as research collaborators -- 8 Understanding complexity in science/health: The challenges for two cultures -- Part II Reporting Formats and Audiences -- 9 Inclusion and exclusion in science and health journalism -- 10. The politics and economics of health and science journalism on TV -- 11. Telling science/health stories in audio -- 12. Social media and science/health reporting -- 13. Innovative journalism practices: Insights for reporting science and health issues -- Part III Key science and health topics in the media: Now and in the future -- 14. Journalism for the climate and biodiversity crises -- 15. Media coverage of space science and exploration.-16. Covering major epidemics/pandemics -- 17. News coverage of science and health policy: Impacts on public opinion and policy -- 18. It's not all bad news: Solutions-oriented journalism approaches -- Part IV The impact of science and health reporting -- 19 Science and health journalism and its effects on audiences -- 20. Science and health journalism in the digital age and its implications on public trust -- 21. Politicisation of science and health topics -- 22. Treading waters: The many socio-ethical challenges of science and health journalism -- 23. Conclusion.

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Additional Edition: Printed edition: ISBN 9783031490859

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Language: English

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-49084-2

URL: https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-49084-2

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Format: xvi, 520 Seiten , Illustrationen

ISBN: 9781138925601 , 9781138925595

Additional Edition: ISBN 9781315683683

Language: English

Keywords: Massenmedien ; Gesundheitswesen

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Format: 1 online resource (xvi, 520 pages)

ISBN: 9781315683683 , 9781317406891

Content: pt. 1. Media effects on individuals and health -- pt. 2. Media effects on health policy.

Additional Edition: ISBN 9781138925595

Additional Edition: ISBN 9781138925601

Additional Edition: Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe ISBN 9781138925595

Language: English

DOI: 10.4324/9781315683683

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ISBN: 9781317406914 , 1317406915 , 9781315683683 , 1315683687 , 9781317406907 , 1317406907 , 9781317406891 , 1317406893

Note: Cover; Half Title; Title Page; Copyright Page; Dedication; Table of Contents; List of figures; Preface; 1 The Media Environment, U.S. Health and the Media-Health Effects Matrix; Part I. Media Effects on Individuals and Health; 2 Health Information Online: Building a Web to Improve Health Behavior; 3 Tobacco Advertising: The Paradox of Marketing to Shorten Customers' Lives; 4 Predictable Negative Effects: Marketing Alcohol Misuse and Abuse; 5 Take a Pill for "Better Health": Direct- to-Consumer Prescription Drug Advertising. , 6 Fun and Glamor through Smoking, Drinking and Drugs: Entertainment Media Portrayals of Substance Use7 Do The Media Make Us Fat? Advertising and Entertainment Portrayals of Food, Nutrition and Exercise; 8 Showing Us What We Should (and Cannot) Be: The Mass Media Mirror and Body Image; 9 Lust, Love and Romance with Few Consequences: Media Portrayals of Sex; 10 The Mean and Scary Media World: The Impact of Media Violence; 11 Reporting On Health for Better or Worse: News Media Effects on Knowledge, Beliefs and Behaviors. , 12 Peer-to-Peer Health: The Good and Bad News about Facebook, Instagram, Blogs and Other Social MediaPart II. Media Effects on Health Policy; 13 How Health News Can Affect Non-News Consumers: News Media and Health Policy; 14 Focusing the Spotlight on Problems Upstream: Media Advocacy to Influence Policy; 15 Big Spenders in the Marketplace of Ideas: Political Issue Advertising Effects on Health Policy; 16 Media Effects on Health: What We Still Need to Know; Index.

Additional Edition: Print version: Walsh-Childers, Kim. Mass media and health. New York : Routledge, 2016 ISBN 9781138925595

Language: English

Keywords: Electronic books.

URL: https://www.taylorfrancis.com/books/9781315683683

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Format: 1 online resource (513 pages)

Edition: First edition.

ISBN: 3-031-49084-3

Note: Intro -- Contents -- Notes on Contributors -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- Chapter 1: Why Science and Health Journalism Matters -- A Brief History of Health/Science Journalism -- Health/Science Journalism Versus Health/Science Communication -- Content and Structure of This Book -- References -- Part I: Core Issues in Science and Health Journalism -- Chapter 2: Journalistic Conceptualisation of Science and Health: An Overview -- Introduction -- Distinctions Between Journalistic Culture and Scientific Culture -- History and Sociology of Science and Health Journalists -- What Is Health and Science to Journalists? -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 3: Who Speaks for/on Science and Health? Use of Sources by Science and Health Reporters -- Introduction -- Context -- Current Practices of Science and Health Journalists -- Looking Ahead -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 4: Who Are Science and Health Journalists? -- Introduction -- The Role of Journalists -- Role Perceptions of Journalists -- Role Perceptions of Science and Health Journalists -- The Changing Nature of Science and Health Reporting -- Who Else Is Reporting on Science and Health News? -- Ethical Considerations -- Future Areas for Exploration -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 5: Numeracy in Science and Health Journalism -- Introduction -- Numeracy and Its Impact on Health and Well-being -- Models of Science Communication -- Numeracy and Expert Sources -- Numeracy and Audiences -- Communicating Risk -- Numeracy and Journalists as Agents of Diffusion -- Beyond Numeracy: Areas of Future Research -- References -- Chapter 6: Uncertainty in the Process of Risk Communication for Public Health: An Integrative Theory-Based Approach -- Introduction -- Risk Perceptions and the Social Construction of Risk -- The Social Amplification of Risk Framework and Scientific Uncertainty. , The Role of News Media in the Process of Amplifying Risks and Creating Uncertainties -- Looking Ahead: Current Risk-Related Uncertainties and Future Directions -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 7: Muzzling Misinformation: Drawing from Other Disciplines and Engaging Health and Science Journalists as Research Collaborators -- Introduction -- Contributors to Misinformation -- Understanding Misinformation -- Muzzling Misinformation -- Training to Target Misinformation -- Technology, Information Literacy and Policy to Target Misinformation -- Credible Sources, Information Literacy and Corrections to Target Misinformation -- Reaching Across Boundaries and Engaging Journalists: A "Dis-Misinformation" Research Agenda -- Engage Journalists as Research Collaborators, Not Just as Research Subjects -- Evaluate Journalists' Awareness and Application of Multidisciplinary Research Evidence and Tools -- Study the Work of Specialist Health and Science Journalists and Outlets -- Investigate the Impact of Training on Journalists, Their Work and Their Audiences -- References -- Chapter 8: Understanding Complexity in Science/Health: The Challenges for Two Cultures -- Introduction -- Complexity in Science and Health Journalism from the Knowledge Production Angle -- Complexity Caused by a Lack of Scientific and Health Knowledge -- Complexity Arising in the News Production Process -- Journalists' Practical Solutions to Knowledge Production Complexity -- Complexity Challenge to the Developing World -- The Complexity Challenge Arising from the Conflicts Between the Two Cultures -- Scientific and Journalistic Cultures -- Cultural Tension and Complexity in Science and Health Journalism -- Cultural Differences Across Nations and Implications for Journalism Complexity -- Improved Science-Media Relationship and Journalism Complexity. , Complexity of Science and Health Journalism in the Digital Era -- Internet's Rising Impacts on Science and Health Journalism -- Prospects for Science and Health Journalism's Complexity in the Digital Era -- Conclusion -- References -- Part II: Reporting Formats and Audiences -- Chapter 9: Inclusion and Exclusion in Science and Health Journalism -- Introduction -- The Broader Context of Equity, Justice and Inclusion in the Media -- The Use of Health Disparity Framing in Media Coverage -- Media and Environmental Justice -- Accessing Science and Health News -- Barriers to Inclusive Journalism -- Characteristics of More Inclusive Journalism Forms -- Looking Ahead -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 10: The Politics and Economics of Health and Science Journalism on TV -- Introduction -- Context -- Journalists as Research Participants -- New Understanding of Health and Science Reporting -- Reporting Under Influence -- Pandemic of Panic -- Under Pressure -- What TV Reporters Say and What TV Reporters Do -- Focus on the Audience -- Scholars at a Glance -- Looking Ahead -- References -- Chapter 11: Telling Science/Health Stories in Audio -- Introduction -- Raising Health Awareness Through Radio -- Podcasting for Science and Health Communication and Journalism -- Podcast Audiences -- Podcasts as a Communication Tool: The Good, Bad and Unknown -- Podcasts and Participation -- Looking Ahead -- References -- Chapter 12: Social Media and Science/Health Reporting -- Introduction -- The End of Institutionalised Monopolies on Knowledge -- Platform Metrics and Affordances for Science/Health Reporting -- Slow Science/Health Research and Fast Science/Health Reporting -- COVID-19 as a Game Changer for Science/Health Reporting -- The Increasingly Crowded Space of Science/Health Reporting -- Looking Ahead -- Conclusion -- References. , Chapter 13: Innovative Journalism Practices: Insights for Reporting Science and Health Issues -- Introduction -- Use of Technology to Improve Science and Health Journalism -- Access to Sources and Information for Science and Health Reporting -- Use of AI in Science and Health Journalism Workflow: Newsgathering and Editing -- Using Technologies to Connect the Public with Science and Health -- Data Visualisation -- Data-Driven Journalism -- Algorithm Journalism and Automated Journalism -- Engaging, Interactive, and Contextualised Science and Health Reporting -- Innovative Journalism Practice Affects Science and Health News Distribution and Consumption -- Training for Science and Health Journalists -- How Can Technology Enhance Training for Science and Health Journalists? -- Computational Science and Health Journalism: Different Forms of Practice but Common Challenges -- Ethical Considerations: Should the News Media Become the Realm of Machines? -- Machine Bias and Science and Health Reporting -- Metrics-Driven Content Over Journalistic Accountability -- Challenges Related to Automated Science and Health Reporting -- Agenda for Future Research in Science and Health Journalism -- References -- Part III: Key Science and Health Topics in the Media: Now and in the Future -- Chapter 14: Journalism for the Climate and Biodiversity Crises -- Introduction -- Context -- Media and Environment -- News Industry Trends, Journalistic Practices and Environmental Journalism -- Covering Climate Change -- Manufactured Uncertainty and Mediatised Misinformation on Climate -- Reporting the Biodiversity Crisis -- Looking Ahead -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 15: Media Coverage of Space Science and Exploration -- Introduction -- Who Cares about Space News? -- The Space Race Through the Cold War -- The Earliest Period of Space Science Coverage Scholarship. , Pre-space Race -- The Launch of Sputnik through the Moon Landing -- The Shuttle Program through the Challenger Disaster -- Post-Cold War Coverage -- An International Perspective -- What Gets Covered -- Bias in Space Coverage -- Working with Embargoes -- A Modern Mars in the News -- Barriers Journalists Face in Covering Space -- Looking Ahead -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 16: Covering Major Epidemics/Pandemics -- Introduction -- Context -- HIV/AIDS Pandemic (1981-Ongoing) -- SARS (2002-2004) -- H1N1 (2009-2010) -- MERS (2012) -- Ebola (2014-2016) -- Zika (2015-2016) -- COVID-19 (2019-Ongoing) -- Looking Ahead -- Social Media: Unavoidable Reality and a Potential Partner -- Information Rhythm: Attention Span -- News Coverage and Politics: Two to Tango -- Negative Discourse: Sensationalism vs. Solutions -- Trust in Media: Collaboration Is the New Trend -- Gender and Minority Gaps: The Inclusion Perspective -- Misinformation: Journalists as Fact-checkers -- Media Framing: Want to Hear vs. Need to Know -- Managing Uncertainty in Times of Crisis -- Preparedness: Future Pandemics and Planetary Health -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 17: News Coverage of Science and Health Policy: Impacts on Public Opinion and Policy Outcomes -- Introduction -- Theoretical Grounding -- Defining Health and Science Policy -- News Coverage of Selected Science and Health Policy Issues -- News Coverage of Healthcare Cost and Access Policies -- News Coverage of Policy Related to Chronic Diseases -- News Coverage of Communicable Disease Prevention and Response Policies -- News Coverage of Environmental/Climate Change Policy -- News Coverage of Genetically Modified Organisms -- News Coverage of Nanotechnology -- The Impact of News Coverage on Science and Health Policy -- Gaps in the Research: What We Don't Yet Know -- References. , Chapter 18: It's Not All Bad News: Solutions-Oriented Journalism Approaches.

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Format: XIV, 308 S , Ill., graph. Darst , 23 cm

ISBN: 0805834907 , 0805834893

Series Statement: LEA's communication series

Note: Includes bibliographical references and index , Literaturangaben

Additional Edition: Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe Sexual teens, sexual media Mahwah, N.J : Lawrence Erlbaum, 2002 ISBN 0585390622

Additional Edition: ISBN 1410604179

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Additional Edition: ISBN 9780585390628

Language: English

Subjects: General works , Sociology

Keywords: Massenmedien ; Jugend ; Sexualverhalten ; Aufsatzsammlung

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Format: 1 Online-Ressource (xxi, 512 pages)

ISBN: 9783031490842 , 3031490843

Note: Includes bibliographical references and index , Intro -- Contents -- Notes on Contributors -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- Chapter 1: Why Science and Health Journalism Matters -- A Brief History of Health/Science Journalism -- Health/Science Journalism Versus Health/Science Communication -- Content and Structure of This Book -- References -- Part I: Core Issues in Science and Health Journalism -- Chapter 2: Journalistic Conceptualisation of Science and Health: An Overview -- Introduction -- Distinctions Between Journalistic Culture and Scientific Culture -- History and Sociology of Science and Health Journalists -- What Is Health and Science to Journalists? -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 3: Who Speaks for/on Science and Health? Use of Sources by Science and Health Reporters -- Introduction -- Context -- Current Practices of Science and Health Journalists -- Looking Ahead -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 4: Who Are Science and Health Journalists? -- Introduction -- The Role of Journalists -- Role Perceptions of Journalists -- Role Perceptions of Science and Health Journalists -- The Changing Nature of Science and Health Reporting -- Who Else Is Reporting on Science and Health News? -- Ethical Considerations -- Future Areas for Exploration -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 5: Numeracy in Science and Health Journalism -- Introduction -- Numeracy and Its Impact on Health and Well-being -- Models of Science Communication -- Numeracy and Expert Sources -- Numeracy and Audiences -- Communicating Risk -- Numeracy and Journalists as Agents of Diffusion -- Beyond Numeracy: Areas of Future Research -- References -- Chapter 6: Uncertainty in the Process of Risk Communication for Public Health: An Integrative Theory-Based Approach -- Introduction -- Risk Perceptions and the Social Construction of Risk -- The Social Amplification of Risk Framework and Scientific Uncertainty -- The Role of News Media in the Process of Amplifying Risks and Creating Uncertainties -- Looking Ahead: Current Risk-Related Uncertainties and Future Directions -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 7: Muzzling Misinformation: Drawing from Other Disciplines and Engaging Health and Science Journalists as Research Collaborators -- Introduction -- Contributors to Misinformation -- Understanding Misinformation -- Muzzling Misinformation -- Training to Target Misinformation -- Technology, Information Literacy and Policy to Target Misinformation -- Credible Sources, Information Literacy and Corrections to Target Misinformation -- Reaching Across Boundaries and Engaging Journalists: A "Dis-Misinformation" Research Agenda -- Engage Journalists as Research Collaborators, Not Just as Research Subjects -- Evaluate Journalists' Awareness and Application of Multidisciplinary Research Evidence and Tools -- Study the Work of Specialist Health and Science Journalists and Outlets -- Investigate the Impact of Training on Journalists, Their Work and Their Audiences -- References.

Additional Edition: ISBN 3031490835

Additional Edition: ISBN 9783031490835

Additional Edition: Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe PALGRAVE HANDBOOK OF HEALTH AND SCIENCE JOURNALISM [S.l.] : PALGRAVE MACMILLAN, 2024 ISBN 3031490835

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