Robert Abelman
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3770385 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Robert Abelman |
| PRENOMES | Robert |
| SOBRENOME | Abelman |
| ASSINATURA | ABELMAN R |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Cleveland State University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 26 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 25 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 26 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1981 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2009 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
The Institutional Vision of Historically Black Colleges and Universities
Historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) have been subjected to harsh criticism within the higher education community. A common theme is that the shared and archaic mission of these institutions compromises academic standards and keeps individual schools from effective leadership and competing for financial resources and quality students. A content analysis of the mission and vision statements from HBCUs was performed, and key linguis…
Without Divine Intervention
A historical multistation, single market switch in radio frequencies provides the context for a case study analysis of Contemporary Christian Music (CCM) radio. This investigation explores the interaction between a CCM-formatted radio station's listenership, salient station attributes, and promotional strategies that have been identified in the literature as potentially impacting on religious and secular audience transference. Although signal str…
Parents' Use of Content-Based TV Advisories
Objective. To identify and profile the types of parents most and least likely to use the content-based TV ratings in their decision making and the manner by which ratings are incorporated into strategies or rules about television usage. Design. The primary rule-making and rule-enforcing parent in 878 households with children in second (M age = 7.2), fifth (M age = 10.8), or eighth (M age = 13.7) grade were surveyed. Prominent parent-oriented (chi…
What viewers watch when they watch TV
The investigation reported here lends further support to the interrelated‐ness of television use motives, the identification of instrumental and ritualized patterns in how television is used, and the generalizability of these patterns to times when local television stations change network affiliation. By augmenting traditional measures of viewing affinity and viewer perceptions, this study expands the known parameters of television viewer uses an…
Religious Television
Journal Article Religious Television: Controversies and Conclusions, edited by Robert Abelman and Stewart M. Hoover. Norwood, NJ: Ablex Publishing, 1990, 366 pp. $52.50; $32.50 (paper) Get access Ben Nefzger Ben Nefzger Augustana College, Illinois Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Sociology of Religion, Volume 52, Issue 4, Winter 1991, Pages 421–422, https://doi.org/10.2307/3710860 Published: 01 December 199…
Religious Television
Religious Television
Religious Television
This volume addresses the various and highly topical controversies surrounding religious television by examining its history, structure, content, viewship, and social impact. It represents a compilation of original essays written by the world's leading scholars, regulators, authorities, and watchdogs of religious television. Each controversy is addressed from a wide range of perspectives. The result is a most interesting exchange of ideas and ide…
CSMC booknotes
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Child Attributes as Determinants of Parental Television-Viewing Mediation
This study investigated intellectual giftedness in relation to parents' mediation of the television/child relationship. A total of 364 children and their parents compose the sample. Findings suggest that intellectual giftedness and, to a lesser degree, the quantity of children's television consumption influence parents' perceptions of the possible impact of television on their children and the type of mediation strategies they employ
A Comparison of Black and White Families as Portrayed On Religious and Secular Television Programs
Few would argue with the fact that traditional roles and values that previously undergirded family life are currently in a state of turmoil. According to 1984 Census Bureau statistics (see Newsweek, 1985), illegitimacy has more than doubled in the past three decades and the rate of divorce continues to increase. Single parents headed 25.7% of the families with children under 18-years-old in the United States, with experts predicting that one of e…
From Here to Eternity Children's Acquisition of Understanding of Projective Size on Television
This study attempts to trace children's acquisition of understanding of projective size (e.g., getting closer to and farther away from an object) as depicted on television through two distinctive techniques—zooming in/out and multiple edits. Unlike previous research in this area, this investigation applied aspects of cognitive processing that have been identified as untapped through gross Piagetian measures—Level 1 and Level 2 knowledge of visual…
Religious television
CSMC booknotes
Religious television
An Interaction Analysis of Religious Television Programming
Kimberly Neuendorf, Robert Abelman, An Interaction Analysis of Religious Television Programming, Review of Religious Research, Vol. 29, No. 2, Analyses of Religious Television (Dec., 1987), pp. 175-198
Why Do People Watch Religious TV
Themes and Topics in Religious Television Programming
Children's Awareness of Television's Prosocial Fare
This study examines the parental disciplinary practices under which children's awareness of prosocial TV portrayals are likely to be maximized and minimized. Two types of enduring parental styles of discipline-induction and sensitization-were extracted from the literature on children's moral development and applied to social learning from television. Data were gathered from a field survey that employed mother-child pairs. Results indicate that ch…
How Religious is Religious Television Programming
Robert Abelman, Kimberly Neuendorf; How Religious is Religious Television Programming?, Journal of Communication, Volume 35, Issue 1, 1 March 1985, Pages 9
Sex Differences in Parental Disciplinary Practices
Families and Television
Recent research on children's use of television is reviewed and an innovative perspective based on Goffman's frame analysis theory is presented. Three developmental stages closely related to television use are differentiated using frame analysis theory. Current research findings are reinterpreted to develop and support our perspective. The implications of our theory for structuring future research on the use of television are considered
Children's Understanding of Television
Sex on the Soap Operas
Journal Article Sex on the Soap Operas: Afternoon Delight Get access Bradley S. Greenberg, Bradley S. Greenberg 1Bradley S. Greenberg is Professor and Chairman and Kimberly Neuendorf is a doctoral candidate, both in the Department of Communication, Michigan State University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Robert Abelman, Robert Abelman 2Robert Abelman is a doctoral candidate at the University of Texas at A…
What viewers watch when they watch TV
The investigation reported here lends further support to the interrelated‐ness of television use motives, the identification of instrumental and ritualized patterns in how television is used, and the generalizability of these patterns to times when local television stations change network affiliation. By augmenting traditional measures of viewing affinity and viewer perceptions, this study expands the known parameters of television viewer uses an…
Parents' Use of Content-Based TV Advisories
Objective. To identify and profile the types of parents most and least likely to use the content-based TV ratings in their decision making and the manner by which ratings are incorporated into strategies or rules about television usage. Design. The primary rule-making and rule-enforcing parent in 878 households with children in second (M age = 7.2), fifth (M age = 10.8), or eighth (M age = 13.7) grade were surveyed. Prominent parent-oriented (chi…
Why Do People Watch Religious TV
Sex Differences in Parental Disciplinary Practices
Without Divine Intervention
A historical multistation, single market switch in radio frequencies provides the context for a case study analysis of Contemporary Christian Music (CCM) radio. This investigation explores the interaction between a CCM-formatted radio station's listenership, salient station attributes, and promotional strategies that have been identified in the literature as potentially impacting on religious and secular audience transference. Although signal str…
From Here to Eternity Children's Acquisition of Understanding of Projective Size on Television
This study attempts to trace children's acquisition of understanding of projective size (e.g., getting closer to and farther away from an object) as depicted on television through two distinctive techniques—zooming in/out and multiple edits. Unlike previous research in this area, this investigation applied aspects of cognitive processing that have been identified as untapped through gross Piagetian measures—Level 1 and Level 2 knowledge of visual…
Children's Awareness of Television's Prosocial Fare
This study examines the parental disciplinary practices under which children's awareness of prosocial TV portrayals are likely to be maximized and minimized. Two types of enduring parental styles of discipline-induction and sensitization-were extracted from the literature on children's moral development and applied to social learning from television. Data were gathered from a field survey that employed mother-child pairs. Results indicate that ch…
Children's Understanding of Television
Children's Understanding of Television
Sex on the Soap Operas
Journal Article Sex on the Soap Operas: Afternoon Delight Get access Bradley S. Greenberg, Bradley S. Greenberg 1Bradley S. Greenberg is Professor and Chairman and Kimberly Neuendorf is a doctoral candidate, both in the Department of Communication, Michigan State University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Robert Abelman, Robert Abelman 2Robert Abelman is a doctoral candidate at the University of Texas at A…
Families and Television
Recent research on children's use of television is reviewed and an innovative perspective based on Goffman's frame analysis theory is presented. Three developmental stages closely related to television use are differentiated using frame analysis theory. Current research findings are reinterpreted to develop and support our perspective. The implications of our theory for structuring future research on the use of television are considered
How Religious is Religious Television Programming
Robert Abelman, Kimberly Neuendorf; How Religious is Religious Television Programming?, Journal of Communication, Volume 35, Issue 1, 1 March 1985, Pages 9
Sex Differences in Parental Disciplinary Practices
Children's Awareness of Television's Prosocial Fare
This study examines the parental disciplinary practices under which children's awareness of prosocial TV portrayals are likely to be maximized and minimized. Two types of enduring parental styles of discipline-induction and sensitization-were extracted from the literature on children's moral development and applied to social learning from television. Data were gathered from a field survey that employed mother-child pairs. Results indicate that ch…
An Interaction Analysis of Religious Television Programming
Kimberly Neuendorf, Robert Abelman, An Interaction Analysis of Religious Television Programming, Review of Religious Research, Vol. 29, No. 2, Analyses of Religious Television (Dec., 1987), pp. 175-198
Why Do People Watch Religious TV
Themes and Topics in Religious Television Programming
Religious television
CSMC booknotes
Religious television
CSMC booknotes
CSMC booknotes
CSMC booknotes
Child Attributes as Determinants of Parental Television-Viewing Mediation
This study investigated intellectual giftedness in relation to parents' mediation of the television/child relationship. A total of 364 children and their parents compose the sample. Findings suggest that intellectual giftedness and, to a lesser degree, the quantity of children's television consumption influence parents' perceptions of the possible impact of television on their children and the type of mediation strategies they employ
A Comparison of Black and White Families as Portrayed On Religious and Secular Television Programs
Few would argue with the fact that traditional roles and values that previously undergirded family life are currently in a state of turmoil. According to 1984 Census Bureau statistics (see Newsweek, 1985), illegitimacy has more than doubled in the past three decades and the rate of divorce continues to increase. Single parents headed 25.7% of the families with children under 18-years-old in the United States, with experts predicting that one of e…
From Here to Eternity Children's Acquisition of Understanding of Projective Size on Television
This study attempts to trace children's acquisition of understanding of projective size (e.g., getting closer to and farther away from an object) as depicted on television through two distinctive techniques—zooming in/out and multiple edits. Unlike previous research in this area, this investigation applied aspects of cognitive processing that have been identified as untapped through gross Piagetian measures—Level 1 and Level 2 knowledge of visual…
Religious Television
Journal Article Religious Television: Controversies and Conclusions, edited by Robert Abelman and Stewart M. Hoover. Norwood, NJ: Ablex Publishing, 1990, 366 pp. $52.50; $32.50 (paper) Get access Ben Nefzger Ben Nefzger Augustana College, Illinois Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Sociology of Religion, Volume 52, Issue 4, Winter 1991, Pages 421–422, https://doi.org/10.2307/3710860 Published: 01 December 199…
Religious Television
Religious Television
Religious Television
This volume addresses the various and highly topical controversies surrounding religious television by examining its history, structure, content, viewship, and social impact. It represents a compilation of original essays written by the world's leading scholars, regulators, authorities, and watchdogs of religious television. Each controversy is addressed from a wide range of perspectives. The result is a most interesting exchange of ideas and ide…
What viewers watch when they watch TV
The investigation reported here lends further support to the interrelated‐ness of television use motives, the identification of instrumental and ritualized patterns in how television is used, and the generalizability of these patterns to times when local television stations change network affiliation. By augmenting traditional measures of viewing affinity and viewer perceptions, this study expands the known parameters of television viewer uses an…
Parents' Use of Content-Based TV Advisories
Objective. To identify and profile the types of parents most and least likely to use the content-based TV ratings in their decision making and the manner by which ratings are incorporated into strategies or rules about television usage. Design. The primary rule-making and rule-enforcing parent in 878 households with children in second (M age = 7.2), fifth (M age = 10.8), or eighth (M age = 13.7) grade were surveyed. Prominent parent-oriented (chi…
Without Divine Intervention
A historical multistation, single market switch in radio frequencies provides the context for a case study analysis of Contemporary Christian Music (CCM) radio. This investigation explores the interaction between a CCM-formatted radio station's listenership, salient station attributes, and promotional strategies that have been identified in the literature as potentially impacting on religious and secular audience transference. Although signal str…
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