Search Results - "Rodriguez, Lulu"

The Influence of Antiobesity Media Content on Intention to Eat Healthily and Exercise: A Test of the Ordered Protection Motivation Theory by Ritland, Raeann, Rodriguez, Lulu

“…This study extended the ordered protection motivation framework to determine whether exposure and attention to antiobesity media content increases people’s…”
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Four publics of anti-bioterrorism information campaigns: A test of the situational theory by Lee, Suman, Rodriguez, Lulu

“…Applying the situational theory, this study examines the extent to which citizens recognize bioterrorism as a social issue, their level of involvement with it,…”
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The influence of mood and information processing strategies on recall, persuasion, and intention to get a flu vaccine by Sar, Sela, Rodriguez, Lulu

“…This study investigates the interactions between mood (positive/negative) and information processing style (item-specific/relational/narrative processing) on…”
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American Farmers' Attitudes toward China and the U.S.-China Trade Dispute: A Mediated Relationship by Han, Guang, Rodriguez, Lulu, Qu, Shuyang

“…Abstract The trade dispute between the U.S. and China significantly cut agricultural product sales to a major foreign market and drastically hurt Midwest…”
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American Farmers’ Attitudes toward China and the U.S.–China Trade Dispute: A Mediated Relationship by Han, Guang, Rodriguez, Lulu, Qu, Shuyang

“…Abstract The trade dispute between the U.S. and China significantly cut agricultural product sales to a major foreign market and drastically hurt Midwest…”
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Media frames and farmers' support for the 2018 U.S. trade dispute with China by Qu, Shuyang, Rodriguez, Lulu, Cork, Erin

“…The U.S.-China trade dispute and the consequent reduction of U.S. agricultural exports to China in 2018 caused significant financial losses to corn and soybean…”
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Factors Influencing U.S. Consumers' Preference for Positively Versus Negatively Framed GM Food Symbols by Rodriguez, Lulu, Kulpavaropas, Supathida

“…This study explores the factors that may have a bearing on consumers' preference for positively and negatively framed symbols on food products containing…”
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A Farm Newspaper Capitulates to Advertiser Pressure: Determinants of Readers' Attitudes toward the Firing of an Editorial Cartoonist by Rodriguez, Lulu, Kulpavaropas, Supathida

“…On April 2016, the weekly Farm News cut its ties with veteran freelancer Rick Friday who drew a cartoon that called attention to how much the CEOs of large…”
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The Levels of Visual Framing by Rodriguez, Lulu, Dimitrova, Daniela V

“…While framing research has centered mostly on the evaluations of media texts, visual news discourse has remained relatively unexamined. This study surveys the…”
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What Can Be Gleaned From News Coverage to Improve Science Reporting and Enhance Public Literacy About Agricultural Biotechnology in Ghana? by Rodriguez, Lulu, Lee, Suman

“…A content analysis of print and online sources was conducted to assess the performance of the Ghanaian news media in reporting about agricultural…”
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The influence of logo design on country image and willingness to visit: A study of country logos for tourism by Lee, Suman, Rodriguez, Lulu, Sar, Sela

“…► We examine the influence of tourism logo design on people's country image and their willingness to visit. ► People were exposed to the tourism logos of…”
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Beyond Framing: A Forum for Framing Researchers by D’Angelo, Paul, Lule, Jack, Neuman, W. Russell, Rodriguez, Lulu, Dimitrova, Daniela V., Carragee, Kevin M.

“…At a research session at the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication conference in 2011, someone in the audience argued that a…”
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What's the Beef in South Korea Protests?: The Technical, Psychometric, and Sociocultural Dimensions of News Coverage of Risk by Rodriguez, Lulu, Lee, Suman

“…Millions of South Koreans took to the streets for more than 2 months in 2008 ostensibly in protest over their government's handling of beef imports from the…”
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The Impact of Comics on Knowledge, Attitude and Behavioural Intentions Related to Wind Energy by Rodriguez, Lulu, Lin, Xiao

“…This study compares two modes of visually presenting information about wind energy--one using photographs and the other using cartoons--on audience's…”
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The effectiveness of appeals used in Cambodian and Vietnamese magazine ads by Sar, Sela, Rodriguez, Lulu

“…In this two-part study, a content analysis of advertisements published in Cambodian and Vietnamese magazines was first conducted to determine the kinds of…”
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The Impact of Risk Communication on the Acceptance of Irradiated Food by Rodriguez, Lulu

“…This study uses a quasi-experimental design to assess the impact of pro- and anti-food irradiation messages on consumer opinions. The data came from a panel…”
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Testing an Extended Reasoned Action Framework to Predict Intention to Purchase Fruits With Novel Shapes by Rodriguez, Lulu, Kulpavaropas, Supathida, Sar, Sela

“…This study explored the influence of consumers' attitudes, subjective norms, and novelty-seeking on their intention to purchase fruits of unconventional or…”
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The rejection of science frames in the news coverage of the golden rice experiment in Hunan, China by Yang, Jinjie, Xu, Kaibin, Rodriguez, Lulu

“…In this article, we examine the ways in which media frames and rhetorical devices in the Chinese media shaped the representation of the genetically modified…”
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Visual Representations of Genetic Engineering and Genetically Modified Organisms in the Online Media by Rodriguez, Lulu, Asoro, Ruby Lynn

“…Although images of biotechnology saturate the media, do they accurately portray the science and the process? A content analysis of web images collected over a…”
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U.S., Chinese Newspapers Differ on Reports of Tainted Milk Scandal by Rodriguez, Lulu, Yao, Jiajun

“…In September 2008, the Sanlu Group, which operates one of China's largest dairy firms, recalled 10,000 tons of infant feeding formula after hospitals in Gansu…”
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