The goal of this study was to understand how news stories about Arab and Israeli women prime stereotypes in Americans, extending research on priming and ethnic media representation. A 2 (female target ethnicity: Arab and Israeli) x 3 (depiction type: prototypical, non-prototypical, and control) x 3 (multiple messages) mixed factorial design was conducted to examine how depiction and ethnicity in news story stimuli would interact with stereotype activation and accuracy (N = 107). Results showed that participants exhibited higher stereotyping after reading prototypical stories about Arab women and after they were not primed by stories. Also, participants who read non-prototypical news stories about Arab women showed reduced stereotyping
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The goal of this study was to understand how news stories about Arab and Israeli women prime stereot...
Title from PDF of title page (University of Missouri--Columbia, viewed on May 30, 2013).The entire t...
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textPrevious research indicates stereotypes of minorities are persistent in television news stories....
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This study examines whether American television news coverage uses negative agenda-setting to depict...
This article examines portrayals of Muslim women in US news media. I test two hypotheses derived fro...
The Detroit Arab American Study involved in depth interviews with a scientific sample of 1,016 Arab...
The goal of this study was to understand how news stories about Arab and Israeli women prime stereot...
Title from PDF of title page (University of Missouri--Columbia, viewed on May 30, 2013).The entire t...
The present research examined both automatic and controlled processes in newpapers ability of primin...
In the United States, one of the most important ethnic groups comes from the Middle East. They have ...
This thesis deals with the popular stereotypes of Arabs in the mass media. Drawing on previous schol...
The article touches upon ethnic stereotypes problem. The subject of the contemplation is the Arab s...
This study examines how U.S. films cultivate viewers\u27 perceptions and attitudes toward Arabs. The...
textPrevious research indicates stereotypes of minorities are persistent in television news stories....
This research tests a new model of the role of stereotypes and individuating information. The Stereo...
This study focuses on the role of media in facilitating and inhibiting the accessibility of stereoty...
Media researchers have often examined how film and television can have an impact on audiences. Media...
Many scholars argue that the image of Arabs in Hollywood has always been tainted by prejudice and st...
This study examines whether American television news coverage uses negative agenda-setting to depict...
This article examines portrayals of Muslim women in US news media. I test two hypotheses derived fro...
The Detroit Arab American Study involved in depth interviews with a scientific sample of 1,016 Arab...
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