C Stephen White
Biographic Data
| ID | 4170733 |
|---|---|
| NAME | C Stephen White |
| GIVEN NAMES | C Stephen |
| FAMILY NAME | White |
| SIGNATURE | WHITE C S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Georgia |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 24 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1987 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Is Privacy Dead? Does it Matter
Facebook holds vast amounts of data that provide artificial intelligence about attitudes and behaviors of 1.6 billon users throughout the world. The current study analyzes Facebook’s public communication regarding data collection and privacy to better understand how the company frames its message strategy, which affects user understanding. As calls for oversight and legislation of data privacy continue to surface, this study explores how Facebook…
Corporate Social Responsibility in Transitional Countries
This study explores corporate citizenship as a component of corporate social responsibility (CSR) and considers how corporations may work as nonstate actors in diplomatic efforts, using a theoretical framework of political CSR that includes corporate citizenship. It also looks at how congruent CSR strategies are with cultural values of the host country. It used a qualitative analysis of 90 news releases found on Romanian Web sites of U.S. corpora…
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Impact of Media Messages about the Internet
The study explores a concept defined as `internet anxiety', and uses mass communication theories to help explain it. Findings suggest we believe `other people' are responding to media messages about the internet, perpetuating beliefs that internet use is higher than it actually is, and that we are further behind other people than we actually are. Evidence of third-person perception and overestimation of internet use were found. An understanding o…
One Click Forward and Two Clicks Back
A sample of 351 television commercials aired in prime time during the 1998 season revealed that while women are shown as computer users almost as frequently as men, they are significantly more likely to be depicted as clerical workers, and less likely to be portrayed as business professionals. While previous studies have examined magazine advertisements for computer products, this is the first known examination of television commercials depicting…
Educational renewal in an alternative teacher education program
Young children's private speech as a precursor to metacognitive strategy use during task engagement
The overall purpose of these three investigations was to test the usefulness of private speech utterances as a means for understanding children's verbal self‐guidance during school task performance. A private speech coding system was derived from synthesizing the literature on private speech (e.g., Berk, 1986a), self‐regulated learning (e.g., Rohrkemper, 1989), and metacognition (Brown, 1987; Meichenbaum, 1977). Also, Vygotsky's theory of verbal …
Effects of teacher training on children's analogical reasoning performance
Training in Analogical Reasoning
Two experiments involving a componential approach to analogy training were conducted. The analogy training was organized in two phases: a short-term intensive phase, and an extended period of intermittent instruction. In Experiment 1, direct effects of analogy training and the far transfer to inferential comprehension were assessed for fourth graders of average reading ability. Results demonstrated a significant, positive effect for training on s…
One Click Forward and Two Clicks Back
A sample of 351 television commercials aired in prime time during the 1998 season revealed that while women are shown as computer users almost as frequently as men, they are significantly more likely to be depicted as clerical workers, and less likely to be portrayed as business professionals. While previous studies have examined magazine advertisements for computer products, this is the first known examination of television commercials depicting…
Educational renewal in an alternative teacher education program
Young children's private speech as a precursor to metacognitive strategy use during task engagement
The overall purpose of these three investigations was to test the usefulness of private speech utterances as a means for understanding children's verbal self‐guidance during school task performance. A private speech coding system was derived from synthesizing the literature on private speech (e.g., Berk, 1986a), self‐regulated learning (e.g., Rohrkemper, 1989), and metacognition (Brown, 1987; Meichenbaum, 1977). Also, Vygotsky's theory of verbal …
Effects of teacher training on children's analogical reasoning performance
Features
Is Privacy Dead? Does it Matter
Facebook holds vast amounts of data that provide artificial intelligence about attitudes and behaviors of 1.6 billon users throughout the world. The current study analyzes Facebook’s public communication regarding data collection and privacy to better understand how the company frames its message strategy, which affects user understanding. As calls for oversight and legislation of data privacy continue to surface, this study explores how Facebook…
Impact of Media Messages about the Internet
The study explores a concept defined as `internet anxiety', and uses mass communication theories to help explain it. Findings suggest we believe `other people' are responding to media messages about the internet, perpetuating beliefs that internet use is higher than it actually is, and that we are further behind other people than we actually are. Evidence of third-person perception and overestimation of internet use were found. An understanding o…
Training in Analogical Reasoning
Two experiments involving a componential approach to analogy training were conducted. The analogy training was organized in two phases: a short-term intensive phase, and an extended period of intermittent instruction. In Experiment 1, direct effects of analogy training and the far transfer to inferential comprehension were assessed for fourth graders of average reading ability. Results demonstrated a significant, positive effect for training on s…
Effects of teacher training on children's analogical reasoning performance
Training in Analogical Reasoning
Two experiments involving a componential approach to analogy training were conducted. The analogy training was organized in two phases: a short-term intensive phase, and an extended period of intermittent instruction. In Experiment 1, direct effects of analogy training and the far transfer to inferential comprehension were assessed for fourth graders of average reading ability. Results demonstrated a significant, positive effect for training on s…
Young children's private speech as a precursor to metacognitive strategy use during task engagement
The overall purpose of these three investigations was to test the usefulness of private speech utterances as a means for understanding children's verbal self‐guidance during school task performance. A private speech coding system was derived from synthesizing the literature on private speech (e.g., Berk, 1986a), self‐regulated learning (e.g., Rohrkemper, 1989), and metacognition (Brown, 1987; Meichenbaum, 1977). Also, Vygotsky's theory of verbal …
Educational renewal in an alternative teacher education program
Impact of Media Messages about the Internet
The study explores a concept defined as `internet anxiety', and uses mass communication theories to help explain it. Findings suggest we believe `other people' are responding to media messages about the internet, perpetuating beliefs that internet use is higher than it actually is, and that we are further behind other people than we actually are. Evidence of third-person perception and overestimation of internet use were found. An understanding o…
One Click Forward and Two Clicks Back
A sample of 351 television commercials aired in prime time during the 1998 season revealed that while women are shown as computer users almost as frequently as men, they are significantly more likely to be depicted as clerical workers, and less likely to be portrayed as business professionals. While previous studies have examined magazine advertisements for computer products, this is the first known examination of television commercials depicting…
Features
Corporate Social Responsibility in Transitional Countries
This study explores corporate citizenship as a component of corporate social responsibility (CSR) and considers how corporations may work as nonstate actors in diplomatic efforts, using a theoretical framework of political CSR that includes corporate citizenship. It also looks at how congruent CSR strategies are with cultural values of the host country. It used a qualitative analysis of 90 news releases found on Romanian Web sites of U.S. corpora…
Is Privacy Dead? Does it Matter
Facebook holds vast amounts of data that provide artificial intelligence about attitudes and behaviors of 1.6 billon users throughout the world. The current study analyzes Facebook’s public communication regarding data collection and privacy to better understand how the company frames its message strategy, which affects user understanding. As calls for oversight and legislation of data privacy continue to surface, this study explores how Facebook…
Computer Science (6 works) · Psychology (6 works) · Mathematics education (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Advertising (2 works) · Analogical reasoning (2 works)