The COVID-19 pandemic and heightened hostility toward China: Expanding the theoretical underpinning and scope of the third-person perception.

doi:10.29843/JCCIS.202201_(42).0003

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	The COVID-19 pandemic and heightened hostility toward China: Expanding the theoretical underpinning and scope of the third-person perception.
	Chang, K.-K.; Lee, T.-T.
	2022-01
Source Publication	The Journal of Information Society
ISSN	1680-8428
Volume	42 Issue:1 Pages:51-86
Abstract	This timely study examined the widely documented third-person perception in the context of the raging COVID-19 pandemic. It included a new variable, information transparency, normatively treated as a given in past research. Constructs of news exposure and news attentiveness were included for testing. Additionally, this study is among the first in media effects literature to treat TPP as a moderation variable. The implications, contributions, and limitations of this study are discussed in detail.
Keyword	Third-person Perception, Third-person Effect, Social Distance, Information 　 Transparency, News Exposure, News Attentiveness, Moderation/interaction
DOI	10.29843/JCCIS.202201_(42).0003
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Language	英語English
WOS Research Area	Communication
WOS Subject	Communication
Publisher	Information Society, Taiwan, China
The Source to Article	doi: 10.29843/JCCIS.202201_(42).0003
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Document Type	Journal article
Collection	Faculty of Social Sciences DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNICATION
Affiliation	1.Shih Hsin University 2.University of Macau
Recommended Citation GB/T 7714	Chang, K.-K.,Lee, T.-T.. The COVID-19 pandemic and heightened hostility toward China: Expanding the theoretical underpinning and scope of the third-person perception.[J]. The Journal of Information Society, 2022, 42(1), 51-86.
APA	Chang, K.-K.., & Lee, T.-T. (2022). The COVID-19 pandemic and heightened hostility toward China: Expanding the theoretical underpinning and scope of the third-person perception.. The Journal of Information Society, 42(1), 51-86.
MLA	Chang, K.-K.,et al."The COVID-19 pandemic and heightened hostility toward China: Expanding the theoretical underpinning and scope of the third-person perception.".The Journal of Information Society 42.1(2022):51-86.

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