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  • Attention cycles and the H1N1 pandemic: a cross-national study of US and Korean newspaper coverage

    • Tác giả : Hyun Jung Oh; Thomas Hove; Hye-Jin Paek; Byoungkwan Lee; Hyegyu Lee; Sun Kyu Song (2012)

  • This study analyzes US and South Korean news coverage of the H1N1 pandemic to examine cross-cultural variations in attention cycle patterns, cited sources, and news frames. A content analysis was conducted on 630 articles from US and Korean newspapers during the period of April to October 2009. It found that attention cycle patterns, news frames, and sources varied across the two countries according to professional norms, cultural values, social ideologies, and occur-rences of relevant events. While US news coverage showed two phases of waxing and waning attention, Korean news coverage showed five phases. The frames used in US news stories placed more emphasis on attribution of respon...
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  • Cognitive and emotional dimensions of perceived risk characteristics, genre-specific media effects, and risk perceptions: the case of H1N1 influenza in South Korea

    • Tác giả : Sang-Hwa Oh; Hye-Jin Paek; Thomas Hove (2015)

  • This study explicates the mechanism underlying the process through which news and entertainment media shape people’s personal- and societal-level risk perceptions. It combines the psychometric paradigm with the impersonal- and differential-impact hypotheses, highlighting the roles that cognitive and emotional dimensions of risk characteristics play in risk perceptions. Analysis of an online survey among 384 adults from the general population of South Korea in the context of H1N1 flu yields three major findings: (1) exposure to news media is positively correlated with the cognitive dimension of risk characteristics, while exposure to entertainment media is positively correlated with bo...