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1 de feb. de 2021 · Research has found that the media often emphasises the negative impacts of sharks including that shark species commonly involved in human and shark interactions (e.g. white and tiger sharks) are mentioned most frequently ([1], [2]) and that fear-laden language is often included [3].
Now, scientists are hoping to use new means to solve an old problem: great white sharks, it’s time for your social media re-brand. Anyone who’s tuned into “Shark Week” can attest that the...
1 de oct. de 2023 · While there are examples where social media (e.g., Beall et al., 2022) or communications interventions (e.g., Le Busque et al., 2021; Myrick and Evans, 2014) to change attitudes about sharks have been trialed, evidence may be stronger for social-media-based mobilization of existing stakeholders to engage with policy decision-making ...
21 de jul. de 2022 · Share. Abstract. Sharks are often depicted in the media as violent killers that actively seek out opportunities to harm humans. This framing may impact human tolerance and support of shark conservation, underscoring the need to identify strategies that counteract these negative representations.
21 de oct. de 2022 · Sharks, a critical component of marine ecosystems, represent one of the most threatened taxa globally. Shark conservation efforts are constrained by public fear and misperceptions. Positive social media-based outreach may provide one cost effective means to reduce fear of sharks and change misperceptions about shark bite intentionality.
1 de oct. de 2021 · The social representation of sharks is ambivalent and gendered. •. Sharks are perceived as little communal and highly agentic animals. •. Sharks’ perceived communality is associated with positive conservation attitudes. •. Conservation campaigns should highlight sharks’ communality instead of agency. Abstract.
1 de ene. de 2021 · Sharks, due to some of their characteristics such as prominent teeth and size, cause fear in many people. This feeling can be evidenced due to encounters with these animals or sustained by...
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