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‘The Good, the Bad and the Ugly’: Stereotypes, Prejudices and Emotions on Greek Media Representation of the EU Financial Crisis January 2015 DOI: 10.1057/9781137369239_4
9 de may. de 2023 · This review examines how media representations influence gender stereotypes, objectification and sexualization. It discusses the effects of media exposure on self-esteem, body image and mental health.
11 de nov. de 2023 · Here are examples of gender stereotypes: Females: “Women are emotionally more expressive and sensitive than men.”. “Females are not as good at math or science as males.”. “Women should be nurturing, caring, and focused on family and home.”. “Females are not as assertive or competitive as men.”.
the negative perceptions, prejudices, and stereotypes that become major obstacles to full inclusivity and the accessibility of people with a disability to key social experiences.
Our chapter focuses on the presentation of countries, their political actors and institutions in the context of the Greek sovereign debt crisis in Greek media from 2009 to 2012. We examine opinion pieces from journalists, experts and public intellectuals published in Greek newspapers, and identify how they present the debt crisis and the involved political actors and institutions.
30 de jun. de 2018 · Indeed, 50 articles in italian language published on web (blog, social media, specialized nursing websites) in the period 2008–2016, have been analyzed with the purpose tooutline the main role and functions attributed to nurses still deeply affected by stereotypes and prejudices and the related professional identity.
1 de jul. de 2017 · This suggests that the biased associations that characterize these prejudices and stereotypes are likely to emerge when semantic memory models are applied to the information present in everyday language, such as language used in news media (see also Lenton et al., 2009, Lynott et al., 2012 for similar results with different stimuli and different language datasets).
