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1 online resource |
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Communication |
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Communication (Hillsdale, N.J.)
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Contents |
Cover; Half Title; Title; Copyright; Original Title; Original Copyright; Contents; Contributors; Preface; 1. AN OVERVIEW OF THE ROLES OF SOCIAL COGNITION AND AFFECT IN COMMUNICATION; Summary; 2. AUTOMATIC INFORMATION PROCESSING: IMPLICATIONS FOR COMMUNICATION AND AFFECT; The Extent of Automatic Influences; Automatic Processing and Interpersonal Communication; Automatic Versus Goal-Directed Processing in Mass Communication; Automatic Processing and Affect; ""To Be or Not To Be Controlled"": A Concluding Sermonette; 3. SCHEMAS, AFFECT, AND COMMUNICATION; Schemas and Social Cognition |
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Affect and its Relation to CognitionEffects of Affective Orientations on Schemas; Summary and Conclusions; 4. MOTIVATION AND AFFECT IN INTERPERSONAL RELATIONS: THE ROLE OF PERSONAL ORIENTATIONS AND DISCREPANCIES; Goal-Oriented Interaction and Affect; Self-Discrepancy and Affect; Concluding Comments; 5. AFFECT AND MESSAGE GENERATION; Affect and Cognitive Structure; Cognitive Structure and Communication: The Constructivist Approach; An Investigation of Message Generation and Affect; Summary; 6. PLANNING, AFFECT, AND SOCIAL ACTION GENERATION; Toward a Theory of Planning |
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Planning and Date Getting: Where the Action Is7. THE ROLE OF AFFECT IN THE ELABORATION LIKELIHOOD MODEL OF PERSUASION; Overview of the Elaboration Likelihood Model; Multiple Roles for Variables in the ELM; Summary; 8. MOOD MANAGEMENT: USING ENTERTAINMENT TO FULL ADVANTAGE; Mood Management by Stimulus Arrangements Generally; Mood Management Through Entertainment; Effects of Entertainment on Moods; Tests of Mood Management; Complicating Factors; 9. BEHAVIOR AND BIOLOGY: RESEARCH ON SENSATION SEEKING AND REACTIONS TO THE MEDIA; Perceptual and Media Preferences; Arousal and Arousability |
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Stimulus Intensity Tolerance and Cortical Evoked PotentialsBiochemical Bases of Sensation Seeking; Comments on Other Symposium Papers; 10. ""THE NATURE OF NEWS"" REVISITED: THE ROLES OF AFFECT, SCHEMAS, AND COGNITION; The Nature of News; Cognitively Triggered Arousal; Recent Studies of Arousal and News Exposure; Models for Research on the Nature of News; The Impact of Mental Effort; A Note on Television as a Source of News; Implications for Future Research; Epilogue: The Nature of Social Cognition; 11. COMMUNICATION, SOCIAL COGNITION, AND AFFECT: A PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL APPROACH; Background |
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Psychophysiological PerspectivesInferential Context: Affirming the Consequent Errors and Reverse Engineering Designs; Conclusion; Author Index; Subject Index |
Notes |
Based on a meeting held at the University of Kentucky's Carnahan Conference Center in late April, 1986.- Preface |
Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and indexes |
Notes |
Online resource; title from PDF title page (EBSCO, viewed May 6, 2015) |
Subject |
Communication -- Psychological aspects -- Congresses
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Social perception -- Congresses
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Affect (Psychology) -- Congresses
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PSYCHOLOGY -- Social Psychology.
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Affect (Psychology)
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Communication -- Psychological aspects
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Social perception
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Genre/Form |
Electronic books
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Conference papers and proceedings
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Form |
Electronic book
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Author |
Donohew, Lewis, editor
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Sypher, Howard E., editor
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Higgins, E. Tory (Edward Tory), 1946-
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ISBN |
9781317590736 |
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1317590732 |
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9781317590729 |
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1317590724 |
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9781317590712 |
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1317590716 |
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9781315743974 |
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1315743973 |
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9781315739113 |
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1315739119 |
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