What portrayals of news alleviate prevailing perceived threat from the current financial crisis? Exploring distinct effects of victim, survivor, and outperformer news stories

Jinhee Kim; Mina Tsay

What portrayals of news alleviate prevailing perceived threat from the current financial crisis? Exploring distinct effects of victim, survivor, and outperformer news stories

Jinhee Kim
, Mina Tsay

Communication, School of

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Original language	English
State	Accepted/In press - 2011
Event	International Communication Association [Top Faculty Paper Award, Mass Communication Division] - Duration: Jan 4 0001 → …

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Conference	International Communication Association [Top Faculty Paper Award, Mass Communication Division]
Period	01/4/01 → …

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What portrayals of news alleviate prevailing perceived threat from the current financial crisis? Exploring distinct effects of victim, survivor, and outperformer news stories. / Kim, Jinhee; Tsay, Mina.
2011. Paper presented at International Communication Association [Top Faculty Paper Award, Mass Communication Division].

Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper

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