Keisha L Hoerrner
Biographic Data
| ID | 5798769 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Keisha L Hoerrner |
| GIVEN NAMES | Keisha L |
| FAMILY NAME | Hoerrner |
| SIGNATURE | HOERRNER K L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Kennesaw State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 19 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1996 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2004 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Let Your Conscience Be Your Guide
Disney films have long interested effects researchers, who have consistently shown the "wholesome" image generated by the company is misrepresentative. This content analysis explored tobacco and alcohol exposure in 24 Disney G-rated, animated, feature- length motion pictures from 1937 to 2000 and found 381 incidents of substance use. Over the decades, tobacco use tended to decrease while alcohol use increased. Virtually no antiuse messages were s…
Quality Standards in Children's Programming
There is no standard definition for "quality children's programming" currently. This study sought to build from the work of Alexander, Hoerrner, and Duke (1998) and others in constructing a standardized definition. The Alexander et al. study defined the television industry's definition of quality. This project analyzed the attributes of the shows used in the 1998 study to determine if the content actually contained the aspects of quality stated b…
What is Quality Children's Television
The project described in this article takes the first step toward defining the construct of quality children's television by empirically analyzing how the industry defines quality. Our goal was to explore the characteristics of the best of children's programming to determine the characteristics of a quality product. Our data were drawn from the archives of the George Foster Peabody Awards to study all the award-winning programs in the children's …
Gender Roles in Disney Films
While television cartoons have served as focal points for researchers concerned about gender depictions in Disney works, their film counterparts have received little attention. This study analyzed Disney full-length animated films to identify the gendered “world view” they provide for young viewers. Prosocial and antisocial behaviors were examined to determine the prevalence of gender stereotypes within the Alms. Specific attention was paid to ge…
Gender Roles in Disney Films
While television cartoons have served as focal points for researchers concerned about gender depictions in Disney works, their film counterparts have received little attention. This study analyzed Disney full-length animated films to identify the gendered “world view” they provide for young viewers. Prosocial and antisocial behaviors were examined to determine the prevalence of gender stereotypes within the Alms. Specific attention was paid to ge…
Let Your Conscience Be Your Guide
Disney films have long interested effects researchers, who have consistently shown the "wholesome" image generated by the company is misrepresentative. This content analysis explored tobacco and alcohol exposure in 24 Disney G-rated, animated, feature- length motion pictures from 1937 to 2000 and found 381 incidents of substance use. Over the decades, tobacco use tended to decrease while alcohol use increased. Virtually no antiuse messages were s…
What is Quality Children's Television
The project described in this article takes the first step toward defining the construct of quality children's television by empirically analyzing how the industry defines quality. Our goal was to explore the characteristics of the best of children's programming to determine the characteristics of a quality product. Our data were drawn from the archives of the George Foster Peabody Awards to study all the award-winning programs in the children's …
Gender Roles in Disney Films
While television cartoons have served as focal points for researchers concerned about gender depictions in Disney works, their film counterparts have received little attention. This study analyzed Disney full-length animated films to identify the gendered “world view” they provide for young viewers. Prosocial and antisocial behaviors were examined to determine the prevalence of gender stereotypes within the Alms. Specific attention was paid to ge…
What is Quality Children's Television
The project described in this article takes the first step toward defining the construct of quality children's television by empirically analyzing how the industry defines quality. Our goal was to explore the characteristics of the best of children's programming to determine the characteristics of a quality product. Our data were drawn from the archives of the George Foster Peabody Awards to study all the award-winning programs in the children's …
Quality Standards in Children's Programming
There is no standard definition for "quality children's programming" currently. This study sought to build from the work of Alexander, Hoerrner, and Duke (1998) and others in constructing a standardized definition. The Alexander et al. study defined the television industry's definition of quality. This project analyzed the attributes of the shows used in the 1998 study to determine if the content actually contained the aspects of quality stated b…
Let Your Conscience Be Your Guide
Disney films have long interested effects researchers, who have consistently shown the "wholesome" image generated by the company is misrepresentative. This content analysis explored tobacco and alcohol exposure in 24 Disney G-rated, animated, feature- length motion pictures from 1937 to 2000 and found 381 incidents of substance use. Over the decades, tobacco use tended to decrease while alcohol use increased. Virtually no antiuse messages were s…
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