Dina Ibrahim
Biographic Data
| ID | 4910797 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Dina Ibrahim |
| GIVEN NAMES | Dina |
| FAMILY NAME | Ibrahim |
| SIGNATURE | IBRAHIM D |
| AFFILIATIONS | San Francisco State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5762-1065 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 34 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Politics or Platform
This study examines how patterns of media consumption and demographic composition shape public perceptions of the pro-Palestine campus encampments that emerged across the United States in late 2023. Drawing on social identity theory and media framing theory, the research explores whether public support for protest goals and tactics, as well as perceptions of the protests’ effectiveness in generating awareness and political change, are better pred…
Prevalence of minimally invasive facial cosmetic surgery and its association with mental health among college students in Kuwait
Background: Minimally Invasive Facial Cosmetic Surgery (MIFCS), which includes Botox and filler injections, is gaining popularity as a less invasive alternative to classic cosmetic procedures. Previous research has shown that psychological factors such as depression, anxiety, and self-esteem influence the decision to undergo MIFCS. This study aims to assess the relationship between mental health and undergoing MIFCS among undergraduate students a…
The Birth and Death of 25TV
This case study highlights an experiment that aimed to disrupt traditional television news production and presentation models in post-revolution Egypt. It is a snapshot of a brief moment in Egyptian television history when an attempt was made at innovating news production and content, but much like the Egyptian revolution, ultimately failed to change the status quo. The case study of 25TV examines how political, social, and economic dissatisfacti…
Role of traditional healers in the pathway to care of patients with bipolar disorder in Egypt
BACKGROUND: A large number of mentally ill patients prefer to visit non-medical practitioners such as traditional healers because of the confidence in the system, affordability and accessibility of the service. This may lead to delay in seeking psychiatric services and has prognostic impact. AIM: To assess the rate of bipolar affective disorder (BAD) patients seeking traditional healers, the sociodemographic and clinical correlates of those patie…
The Framing of Islam On Network News Following the September 11Th Attacks
This article investigates the shifting discourse on Islam and Muslims in the immediate aftermath of the 9/11 attacks. It seeks to investigate and compare the visual and verbal frames used to describe Islam within and outside America, which aspects of the religion were emphasized or omitted and how closely the frames of Islam concurred with the ideology of officials. Through this case study of American network news coverage post-9/11, the article …
Framing of Arab countries on American news networks following the September 11 attacks
Through close reading and an ideological critique of network news reports this study investigates network television coverage of Arab countries during the two weeks following the September 11, 2001 attacks. The framing of countries as either enemies or friends of the United States of America was a recurring aspect of national network coverage immediately following 9/11. The analysis reveals distinct differences between portrayals of Egypt, Jordan…
The Middle East in American Media
This article chronicles 20th-century American media coverage of the Middle East. Communication scholars have been at odds with determining just how the region has been portrayed, and their descriptions are not entirely uniform. Many of these scholars have accused the American media of favoritism in its coverage of the region’s conflicts, arguing through their research that objectivity has been present but rare in the nation’s mainstream press. Th…
Individual Perceptions of International Correspondents in the Middle East
This article examines the issues international correspondents have cited in various surveys and interviews as obstacles to fair reporting in the Middle East over the past 30 years. Using the hierarchy of influences approach, it is an examination of the individual influences of journalists' perceptions on media content, and how their perceptions may affect stories filed from the Middle East. Potential impact of organizational pressures and routine…
The Framing of Islam On Network News Following the September 11Th Attacks
This article investigates the shifting discourse on Islam and Muslims in the immediate aftermath of the 9/11 attacks. It seeks to investigate and compare the visual and verbal frames used to describe Islam within and outside America, which aspects of the religion were emphasized or omitted and how closely the frames of Islam concurred with the ideology of officials. Through this case study of American network news coverage post-9/11, the article …
Individual Perceptions of International Correspondents in the Middle East
This article examines the issues international correspondents have cited in various surveys and interviews as obstacles to fair reporting in the Middle East over the past 30 years. Using the hierarchy of influences approach, it is an examination of the individual influences of journalists' perceptions on media content, and how their perceptions may affect stories filed from the Middle East. Potential impact of organizational pressures and routine…
The Middle East in American Media
This article chronicles 20th-century American media coverage of the Middle East. Communication scholars have been at odds with determining just how the region has been portrayed, and their descriptions are not entirely uniform. Many of these scholars have accused the American media of favoritism in its coverage of the region’s conflicts, arguing through their research that objectivity has been present but rare in the nation’s mainstream press. Th…
Individual Perceptions of International Correspondents in the Middle East
This article examines the issues international correspondents have cited in various surveys and interviews as obstacles to fair reporting in the Middle East over the past 30 years. Using the hierarchy of influences approach, it is an examination of the individual influences of journalists' perceptions on media content, and how their perceptions may affect stories filed from the Middle East. Potential impact of organizational pressures and routine…
Framing of Arab countries on American news networks following the September 11 attacks
Through close reading and an ideological critique of network news reports this study investigates network television coverage of Arab countries during the two weeks following the September 11, 2001 attacks. The framing of countries as either enemies or friends of the United States of America was a recurring aspect of national network coverage immediately following 9/11. The analysis reveals distinct differences between portrayals of Egypt, Jordan…
The Middle East in American Media
This article chronicles 20th-century American media coverage of the Middle East. Communication scholars have been at odds with determining just how the region has been portrayed, and their descriptions are not entirely uniform. Many of these scholars have accused the American media of favoritism in its coverage of the region’s conflicts, arguing through their research that objectivity has been present but rare in the nation’s mainstream press. Th…
The Framing of Islam On Network News Following the September 11Th Attacks
This article investigates the shifting discourse on Islam and Muslims in the immediate aftermath of the 9/11 attacks. It seeks to investigate and compare the visual and verbal frames used to describe Islam within and outside America, which aspects of the religion were emphasized or omitted and how closely the frames of Islam concurred with the ideology of officials. Through this case study of American network news coverage post-9/11, the article …
Role of traditional healers in the pathway to care of patients with bipolar disorder in Egypt
BACKGROUND: A large number of mentally ill patients prefer to visit non-medical practitioners such as traditional healers because of the confidence in the system, affordability and accessibility of the service. This may lead to delay in seeking psychiatric services and has prognostic impact. AIM: To assess the rate of bipolar affective disorder (BAD) patients seeking traditional healers, the sociodemographic and clinical correlates of those patie…
The Birth and Death of 25TV
This case study highlights an experiment that aimed to disrupt traditional television news production and presentation models in post-revolution Egypt. It is a snapshot of a brief moment in Egyptian television history when an attempt was made at innovating news production and content, but much like the Egyptian revolution, ultimately failed to change the status quo. The case study of 25TV examines how political, social, and economic dissatisfacti…
Prevalence of minimally invasive facial cosmetic surgery and its association with mental health among college students in Kuwait
Background: Minimally Invasive Facial Cosmetic Surgery (MIFCS), which includes Botox and filler injections, is gaining popularity as a less invasive alternative to classic cosmetic procedures. Previous research has shown that psychological factors such as depression, anxiety, and self-esteem influence the decision to undergo MIFCS. This study aims to assess the relationship between mental health and undergoing MIFCS among undergraduate students a…
Politics or Platform
This study examines how patterns of media consumption and demographic composition shape public perceptions of the pro-Palestine campus encampments that emerged across the United States in late 2023. Drawing on social identity theory and media framing theory, the research explores whether public support for protest goals and tactics, as well as perceptions of the protests’ effectiveness in generating awareness and political change, are better pred…
Media Studies and Communication (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Law (3 works) · Media studies (3 works) · Middle East (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Social Media and Politics (3 works) · Epistemology (2 works)