نتایج جستجو برای: key framing

تعداد نتایج: 564985  

2006
Hironori Fukukawa Theodore J. Mock

This experimental study of 96 experienced auditors examines whether auditors’ judgments are influenced by the ‘approach’ used by the auditors in uncertainty assessment and by the ‘framing’ of an audit assertion to be verified. Approach was manipulated by using belief functions and probability theory as the manner in which uncertainty was assessed. Differences in framing were manipulated by stat...

Journal: :Journal of Law and the Biosciences 2021

ABSTRACT Gene-editing technologies, ie those able to make changes in the DNA of an organism, are object global competition and a regulatory race between countries regions. There is attempt craft legal frameworks protective enough for users, but flexible developers gene-editing technologies. This article examines imaginary built into framing EU-level regulation human technologies identifies its ...

Journal: :Journal of public health management and practice : JPHMP 2013
Rodney Lyn Semra Aytur Tobey A Davis Amy A Eyler Kelly R Evenson Jamie F Chriqui Angie L Cradock Karin Valentine Goins Jill Litt Ross C Brownson

The public health literature has not fully explored the complexities of the policy process as they relate to public health practice and obesity prevention. We conducted a review of the literature across the policy science and public health fields, distilled key theories of policy making, and developed a framework to inform policy, systems, and environmental change efforts on obesity prevention....

2017
Paul H. Thibodeau Stephen J. Flusberg

Metaphors have been shown to be effective explanatory and communicative tools, shaping how people think and reason about complex domains. To date, however, most studies have addressed only coarse-grained effects of metaphor framing, leaving many questions unanswered about the relative power of metaphor compared to more literal linguistic framing devices. We addressed this issue in a large, pre-...

2016
J. Siebelink P. van der Putten Maurits Kaptein

The role people play in real or virtual environments can have an influence on how we make decisions. Furthermore, it has been suggested that stimulating analytic or impulsive information processing can influence framing effects. In this study we combine these previous results and examine whether virtual role-playing influences the strength of the effect of message framing. Participants were sub...

2006
Jochen Wirtz Sheryl E. Kimes

a serious concern, as RM uses different prices for fundamentally the same service. The authors examine the effects of familiarity with an RM pricing practice, framing of prices, and fencing condition (i.e., whether a respondent was advantaged or disadvantaged by an RM price) on fairness perceptions. The authors conduct two experiments and find that familiarity moderated the effects of framing a...

2006
Tanjim Hossain John Morgan

The recent theoretical literature suggests that consumer myopia may lead firms to profitably suppress or shroud some attributes of the price. Empirical and experimental data also suggest that sellers gain by transferring a larger fraction of the price to the shrouded attributes. However, alternative theories, including mental accounting, could also explain these framing effects. Using field exp...

2012
Amir Heiman David Zilberman

This study focuses on the effects of framing information on perceptions and choices of genetically modified food. Information that is presented in a neutral, positive, or negative framing provokes different reactions and may change perceptions and choices. The effect of framing on judgment and choices is stronger when consumers are less knowledgeable, and their beliefs are not very strong. This...

2011
Dietram A. Scheufele Shanto Iyengar

1. The State of Framing Research in Political Communication ............................................................................................................................................ The concept of framing embodies a context-sensitive explanation for shifts in political beliefs and attitudes. Framing defines a dynamic, circumstantially-bound process of opinion formation in whi...

Journal: :Health communication 2010
Deborah M Ko Heejung S Kim

Past research has shown that health messages on safer sexual practices that focus on relational consequences are more persuasive than messages that focus on personal consequences. However, we theorize that it is defensiveness against personal risk framing that threatens the self among people from more individualistic cultures. Two studies tested this idea. Study 1 showed that European Americans...

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