Relationship of media usage to attitudes toward police

IF 1.4 Q2 COMMUNICATION COMMUNICATION QUARTERLY Pub Date : 2023-07-29 DOI:10.1080/01463373.2023.2239314
Jack Glascock
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ABSTRACT The present study examined the contribution of exposure to entertainment and news media to attitudes toward police. Using a survey of young adults (N = 321), various media repertoires as well as other contributory variables, such as race and political affiliation, were regressed on theoretically derived attitudes toward police. Significant major predictor variables included race (African Americans), political point of view (liberal) and liberal media news outlets such as CNN and news satire shows (“The Daily Show”), all significantly associated with negative attitudes toward police. More positive associations were found for exposure to mainstream local and national TV news outlets. Practical and theoretical implications are discussed.
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媒体使用与警察态度的关系
摘要本研究考察了接触娱乐和新闻媒体对警察态度的影响。使用对年轻人的调查(N = 321),各种媒体节目以及其他促成变量,如种族和政治派别,在理论上对警察的态度进行了回归。重要的主要预测变量包括种族(非裔美国人)、政治观点(自由派)和自由派媒体新闻媒体,如CNN和新闻讽刺节目(“每日秀”),所有这些都与对警察的负面态度显著相关。在当地和全国主流电视新闻媒体的曝光率方面发现了更多的积极关联。讨论了实际意义和理论意义。
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