Now showing items 346-365 of 1936

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    The emerging Negro in advertising [1]
    The emotional and cognitive processing of negative news photographs [1]
    Emotional and cognitive processing of traffic safety messages [1]
    Employee retirement plans : increasing participation and contribution levels in voluntary retirement plans via message framing and self-efficacy [1]
    Enabled and constrained : culture, ethics and structuration in an advertising agency [1]
    Engagement in online health communities : expressed attitudes and self-efficacy of arthritis self-management behaviors [1]
    EnVoz Alta: Honduran youth gain a stronger voice with journalism education [1]
    Esquire magazine, presidential politics and hegemonic masculinity [1]
    The estimation of a corporate crisis communication based on perceived CEO's leadership, perceived severity of threats, and preceived opposing public's size [1]
    Ethical dilemmas on social networking sites : focus group discussions with journalists and news consumers [1]
    The ethical implications surrounding infotainment as compared to traditional news [1]
    Ethics of Documentary Filmmaking in Theory and Practice [1]
    Ethics of filmmaker-subject relationships in documentary [1]
    Evaluating the use of Facebook brand pages by television journalists to promote their professional brand [1]
    The ever-evolving reporter: examining an organizational culture inspired effect on the psychological climate of television reporters in the digital age [1]
    Everybody loves "Sideways": patterns of consensus (and lack thereof) among movie critics in 2004 [1]
    Everyone hates the referee : how fact-checkers mitigate a public perception of bias [1]
    The evidence and impact of role conflict on copy editors who work at companies that produce newspapers and websites [1]
    The evolution of a beat: a case study of changes in environmental reporting from the 1970's to today as evident in coverage of three disastrous oil spills [1]
    The evolution of agenda-setting theory : how local TV station's Facebook posts affect news decisions of evening broadcasts [1]