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Showing 1 to 20 of 25 for “"Framing effects"”.
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Focus, polarity and framing effects
… (NLQ) (Moxey, 2006). In experiments on framing effects a listener is able to infer a previous volume of liquid in a glass from the way the glass is now described (Sher & McKenzie, 2006). The experiments reported here aim to take a closer look at how these inferences are made during …
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Price Promotion Framing Effects on Consumers' Perceptions of Dynamic Pricing
… pricing are distinct and that different price framing tactics influence consumers differently across product-price levels in different price inequity situations and with different price comparison situations.
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Dual Process Models of Decision Making: An fMRI Investigation of Framing Effects and Individual Differences
… utilizing different experimental paradigms, framing effects provide a unique reflection of these dichotomies. Framing effects have been studied behaviorally for quite some time; however, only recently have investigators begun to examine the neurobiological basis for these effects. …
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Breast Cancer in the Media: Agenda-Setting and Framing Effects of Prevalent Messages on College-Aged Women
This study investigated the potential effects of breast cancer media messages on young women, a population that has the potential to make lifestyle changes early enough to prevent the disease. Based on framing and agenda-setting theories, a web survey focused on the relationships between the …
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The Influence of Evaluative Reactions to Attribute Frames and Accounting Data on Capital Budgeting Decisions
… nature of many of these decisions, attribute framing effects were analyzed in a capital budgeting decision context. Specifically, two independent variables were analyzed: accounting data and attribute frames. This research proposed that attribute framing effects would be conditional on the …
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Numeric Conversions Ameliorate the Framing Effect
… or negative light. This bias is known as the framing effect. Previous research has shown that high numeracy, the ability to understand simple mathematical and probabilistic concepts, makes such framing effects smaller, at least when numbers are involved. Here, we test the possibility that this …
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Media Representations and Public Attitudes towards Nanotechnology in Taiwan
… and how the relationship among main actors, framing effects, and media attitudes toward Nano Study 3 explores the overview of the Taiwanese public attitude toward Nano and how the Taiwanese public attitude toward Nano is influenced by framing effects and public confidence in news sources. In …
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Framing's Influence on Maternal Acceptability of Off-Label Risperdal in Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) Treatment
This study used framing techniques to assess whether a prescriber’s description of drug treatment influences female caregivers’ acceptability of a psychotropic prescribed to help manage their child’s attention-deficit/hyperactive disorder (ADHD) symptoms. Framing is a rhetorical construct that may …
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Riot or rebellion: media framing and the 1967 Detroit uprising
… This research builds on the growing list of framing research, but takes the focus in a new direction, focusing on the longevity of frames and how they may transition over time. This dissertation offers an in-depth case study of framing effects by analyzing media coverage from the 30 days …
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Reporting on UN Security Council: Decoding Media Bias
… Ukraine conflict as a case study. It illuminates framing effects in journalistic narratives, revealing how journalists subtly interject their views when reporting, often revealing unrealistic expectations and shedding light on the limitations of the UN's mandate or its inability to influence …
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Exploring the Travel Planning Hierarchy: An Interactive Web Experiment
… travel planning process including (1) contextual effects; (2) information framing effects; and, (3) cognitive factors such as the travel experience and stated travel expertise. The study found evidence consistent with recent research findings that a trip decision behavior is a complex process of …
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Essays in Behavioral Game Theory
… games with different belief conditioning effects, I verify that under-contribution is due to improper conditioning of beliefs. I find little evidence of learning over multiple rounds of play.In the second chapter, I study a three-player ultimatum game in which two proposers with unequal …
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The Impact of Positive/Negative Fake News on Country Brand Equity
… compared with truth motivates research on the effects of fake news on country brand equity, given the distant and intangible nature of this construct. This study integrates valenced framing theory with construal-level theory to investigate how fake news frames influence perceptions of …
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Game-Framing Cognitive Assessments to Improve Applicant Perceptions
… perceptions. It was thus hypothesized that game-framing, the act of labeling something a game without changing the content, would cause participants to perceive that time was moving faster while completing a battery of cognitive ability tests. Similarly, it was expected that game-framing would …
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Perceptions of homelessness : an exploratory study on the mediated inference process
… theory) and communication (agenda setting and framing effects) was consummated in a hypothesized mediated inference process: conceptualized as a cognitive continuum where the issue of homelessness first enters the cognition of the social observer (inaugural prime); is then given salience by the …
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Salience Perspectives
… psychological research into cognitive biases and framing effects, I argue that that simply making some content salient in the mind, perhaps through first making it salient in language, can be sufficient to activate substantive cultural beliefs or ideologies associated with that content. Where …
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The role of emotion in decision making when information is framed positively and negatively
… people make risk-seeking choices. Information framing is one of the most studied cognitive biases and its effects have been observed in decision problems ranging from medicine and finance to terrorism. More recently, researchers have focused on the role of emotion in the decision-making …
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Reporting customer satisfaction in the annual reports
… for example Fuzzy Trace Theory, Attribute Framing Effects and Affective Reaction Model are used to explain the findings of the research study The research concludes that even though there are existing rneasure~nentt echnologies that can be used to report customer satisfaction in the annual …
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The Effects of Priming on Framing Bias: An Integrative Study Examining Mortality Salience, Self-Affirmation, and Emotional Intelligence
<p>The framing effect is a cognitive bias in which the way a choice is presented influences decision-making. Individuals avoid risk when a scenario or choice is presented in a positive light or as a gain (e.g., lives will be saved, money will be gained). In contrast, because losses are more salient …
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Investigation of ride-share service decisions with uncertainty and perceived risks: Case study of young adults in Cape Town, South Africa
… Road Safety, Crime). Additionally, positive framing questions, potentially affecting the Belief States, are tested using unrelated pre-questions, namely the Good Mood Questions. These investigations are explored through four experiments, via online surveys using Google Forms, distributed to …
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