bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Publieke verantwoording of politieke opzet? Evaluatie van de eerste
visitatie van de Nederlandse publieke omroep
Authors: de Haan Yael , Bardoel Jo 
Published: July 2021

Samenvatting
De Visitatiecommissie, sinds 2000 verankerd in de Mediawet, is een nieuw en
belangrijk verantwoordingsinstrument voor de publieke omroep in Neder land. Nu
de tweede commissie zojuist haar bevindingen heeft gerapporteerd, evalueert deze
studie de ervaringen met de eerste Visitatiecommissie. Is deze visitatie, zoals
de publieke omroep het aanvankelijk voorstelde, een nieuw middel voor
verantwoording naar de samenleving of is het vooral een nieuw instrument voor
politiek toezicht?
Van Frankenstein tot de Goede Moeder: de inzet van frames in de
strategische communicatie over duurzaamheid
Authors: Van Gorp Baldwin , van der Goot Margot 
Published: July 2021

Van Frankenstein tot de Goede Moeder: de inzet van frames in de strategische
communicatie over duurzaamheid
Van Frankenstein tot de Goede Moeder: de inzet van frames in de strategische
communicatie over duurzaamheid
In deze bijdrage wordt onderzocht welke frames de stakeholders hanteren in het
debat over duurzaamheid. De duurzaamheiddiscussie rondom landbouw en voeding in
België dient daarbij als voorbeeld. Een kwalitatieve inhoudsanalyse van onder
meer advertenties, brochures en krantenartikelen levert een overzicht op van zes
dominante frames. Verder wordt besproken hoe de stakeholders de frames
aanwenden. Hieruit blijkt dat geen van de frames exclusief toebehoort aan één
stakeholder.
Using Computational Techniques to Fill the Gap between Qualitative Data Analysis and Text Analytics
Authors: Atkisson Curtis , Monaghan Colin , Brent Edward 
Published: July 2021

The recent mass digitization of text data has led to a need to efficiently and effectively deal with the mountain of textual data that is generated. Digitized text is increasingly in the form of digitized data flows (Brent, 2008). Digitized data flows are non-static streams of generated content – including twitter, electronic news, etc. An oft-cited statistic is that currently 85% of all business data is in the form of text (cited in Hotho, Nürnberger & Paass, 2005). This mountain of data leads us to the question whether the labor-intensive traditional qualitative data analysis techniques are best suited for this large amount of data. Other techniques for dealing with large amounts of data may also be found wanting because those techniques remove the researcher from an immersion in the data. Both dealing with large amounts of data and allowing immersion in data are clearly desired features of any text analysis system.
Het methodologische belang van het ontwerp van het code-managementsysteem bij kwalitatieve data-analysesoftware (KDAS)
Authors: Bosch Reinoud , Mühlmeyer-Mentzel Agnes 
Published: July 2021

Recente inleidingen in het gebruik van kwalitatieve data-analysesoftware (KDAS, of QDAS in Engelstalige literatuur) bevatten een opvallende paradox. Aan de ene kant wordt gesteld dat de drie toonaangevende KDAS-pakketten (MAXQDA, NVivo, en Atlas.ti) het kwalitieve onderzoekers mogelijk maken precies dat te doen wat zij willen. Aan de andere kant wordt aan de verschillen die tussen de drie programma's bestaan een groot belang toegekend. Ook wordt met regelmaat gewezen op het belang van de theoretische en methodologische uitgangspositie van de onderzoeker bij de keuze van de software en de elementen daarvan (Lewins & Silver, 2007; Di Gregorio & Davidson, 2008).
Kwalitatieve analyse: Microsoft Office versus Atlas.ti
Authors: van Lanen Martijn 
Published: July 2021

Wetenschap is georganiseerde kennis. Als dit waar is dan hebben kwalitatieve onderzoekers volgens mij een zeer bijzonder en even groot probleem: kwalitatieve onderzoekers hebben nu eenmaal – naar de aard van hun verzamelmethoden – heel veel data, en dus heel veel kennis. En, het is dus een behoorlijke klus om dat te organiseren. Er gloort echter hoop: Christopher Hahn, president van 'Qualitative Coding and Analysis' komt in zijn boek 'Doing qualitative research using your computer: a practical guide' met een oplossing voor dit probleem. Hahn belooft aan zijn lezers een boek vol technieken, tips en hulpmiddelen om – in zijn eigen woorden – de beginnende, gevorderde en vergevorderde onderzoeker te helpen bij het opbouwen, structureren en gestructureerd houden van zijn onderzoeksproject.
Journalism studies in Nederland: een inventarisatie
Authors: Brants Kees , Vasterman Peter 
Published: July 2021

Journalism studies in the Netherlands: a research overview
Journalism studies in the Netherlands: a research overview
This article presents the results of a survey among journalism studies researchers from universities and schools of journalism in the Netherlands. It shows the themes they focus on, what they publish about, in what journals, books and book chapters, in what language, and what methods they generally apply in their research.
De institutionele logica van de journalistiek: onderzoek naar het journalistieke veld in het spoor van Bourdieu
Authors: Janssen Susanne 
Published: July 2021

The institutional logics of journalism: studying the journalistic field in the wake of Bourdieu
The institutional logics of journalism: studying the journalistic field in the wake of Bourdieu
This article considers several key concepts from Bourdieu’s theory of the cultural field and their significance for the study of journalism, including the tension between ‘heteronomy’ and ‘autonomy’, and the struggle between ‘established’ and ‘newcomers’. It is argued that the field approach can bridge the gap between macro-level analyses that view journalism as the product of wider societal, economic and political structures and microanalyses that tend to focus on individual news organizations and journalists without paying much attention to the wider institutional setting in which journalistic actors operate. In addition, it is argued that the field approach provides a useful framework for international comparative research into the workings of journalism.
De transformatie van het journalistieke veld: discursieve
strategieën en journalistieke vormen
Authors: Broersma Marcel 
Published: July 2021

The transformation of the journalistic field: discursive strategies and
journalistic forms
The transformation of the journalistic field: discursive strategies and
journalistic forms
Journalism is transforming rapidly in the 21st century. This article argues that
two complementary approaches offer Journalism Studies
productive perspectives to study this process of change. Bourdieu’s field
theory provides a theoretical framework in which the (re-)positioning and
interdependencies of established media organizations and new media can be
studied fruitfully. By doing so, journalism is explored as a relational and
dynamic field of forces in which agents try to maximize their power and
prestige. In addition, empirical research into journalism texts, including
audiovisual items, and more specific into the forms of reporting sheds light
upon the discursive strategies of news media. These texts have to been studies
as strategic representations of the social world. They are used to position the
author and the medium they are published in as advantageously as possible in the
journalistic field.
Media ‘à la carte’?
Authors: Saeys Frieda , Devroe Ilse 
Published: July 2021

Media ‘à la carte’? The Media Consumption of Turkish and Moroccan adolescents in Flanders
Media ‘à la carte’? The Media Consumption of Turkish and Moroccan adolescents in Flanders
Media have an important impact on the day to day reality of adolescents. They often combine a variety of media sources and use traditional and new media simultaneously. Adolescents today are genuin media multi-taskers. We can only but assume there is no difference in that respect for adolescents from an ethnic minority group. However, the main question of this study is whether there exists a difference in the media use of Flemish and Turkish/Moroccan adolescents, of which the latter are moving between two cultures. This study focuses on the way Turkish/Moroccan adolescents in Flanders use traditional and new media in their every day life and what the impact is of socio demographic factors and their ethnic and cultural orientation such as language, religion and ethnic/cultural identity on that media use. By means of a survey we got an overview of the media that Turkish and Moroccan adolescents own as well as on how they use it. What is the role of media in their lives, how do they use it and what are their expectations? The results of a control group of Flemish adolescents are used as a benchmark.
Oorzaken en gevolgen van gameverslaving onder adolescenten
Authors: S. Lemmens Jeroen , M. Valkenburg Patti , Peter Jochen 
Published: July 2021

Causes and consequences of pathological gaming among adolescents
Causes and consequences of pathological gaming among adolescents
Pathological use of video games has been associated with indicators of psychosocial well-being, such as loneliness, low self-esteem, low social competence low life satisfaction, and high aggression. However, few studies have decisively demonstrated whether these indicators of psychosocial well-being are causes or consequences of pathological gaming. To address this gap in the literature, we conducted a two-wave panel study among 851 Dutch adolescents (543 gamers). Causal relations were analyzed using autoregressive structural equation models. These analyses indicated that social competence, self-esteem, and loneliness were significant predictors of pathological gaming six months later. Our analyses further indicated that increased loneliness and aggressive behavior were also consequences of pathological gaming. These results suggest that displacement of real-world social interaction resulting from pathological use of video games is likely to deteriorate existing relationships. This, in turn, decreases their psychosocial well-being.
Commentaar
Authors: Andriessen Daan 
Published: July 2021

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This contribution is a reply on the article ‘Methoden en technieken in kwalitatief onderzoek’, written by Judith van Male. Andriessen recognises the practise driven reality of the qualitative market researcher in which applicability of results is leading. In addition he suggests a way to incorporate science based knowledge into practice driven qualitative research.
Kwalitatief onderzoek in teststudio’s
Authors: Meier Uta 
Published: July 2021

Qualitative research in teststudios
Qualitative research in teststudios
With respect to qualitative research teststudios are often preferred. In this article, criteria for an optimal teststudio are presented, respectively from the perspective of the respondents, the researcher and the client. It is argued that an optimal environment in teststudios contributes to more and better research data.
Typologieconstructie: tussen euforie en empirie
Authors: Jansen Harrie 
Published: July 2021

Typology construction: Between euphoria and empirical validity
Typology construction: Between euphoria and empirical validity
This essay firstly acknowledges the joyful euphoric ‘Aha-Erlebnis’ in discovering a simple typology to summarize diversity in a puzzling set of data. Then it is argued that joy is not enough to assure validity of the insight won. Ways are suggested for providing both theoretical and empirical evidence for the scientific quality of an empirically founded typology.
Een open vizier in veldwerk
Authors: Dirk de Jong Jan 
Published: July 2021

Being yourself when doing fieldwork
Being yourself when doing fieldwork
The author has done research on delinquent behavior of Moroccan boys by doing fieldwork among them. Making sure the group of Moroccan boys accepted him in their midst took some convincing, as the author is sure you will understand. How do you get a group that is hostile towards society and carries a stigma to accept a researcher and cooperate with the research? In this article the author will explain how he went about gaining their trust mostly by being himself and with a bit of luck.
Een typologie van jonge nieuwsgebruikers in een multimediaal landschap
Authors: Van Cauwenberge Anna , Beentjes Hans , d’Haenens Leen 
Published: July 2021

A typology of young news users in the Low Countries
A typology of young news users in the Low Countries
This article investigates different types of young news users (15-34 years) in the Low Countries. Therefore a survey among 1200 Flemish and Dutch youngsters and adolescents was conducted, analyzing the combined use of media platforms for news consumption and time spent with these news carriers. The cluster analysis identified five types of news users: the sound and vision group, characterized by the use of mainly audiovisual news platforms, combined with online news sites; the e-news users, who give most prominence to online news sites but also rely on traditional news platforms, the all rounders, depending on a range of off- and online news channels; the traditionalists, who spent most time with offline news media; and the dabblers, a group with an overall low level of news consumption. Our results indicate that Flemish and Dutch youngsters combine online and traditional news platforms for their news gathering, giving most prominence to traditional news media, especially television news.
De televisie als morele oefenruimte
Authors: Krijnen Tonny , Verboord Marc 
Published: July 2021

Television as a moral training room. A quantitative exploration of moral
reflection induced by television narratives.
Television as a moral training room. A quantitative exploration of moral
reflection induced by television narratives.
In this article the focus is on a quantitative exploration of different groups of
viewers and how they engage in moral reflection during or after watching
television. Using perspectives derived from literary philosophy, the television
narrative is viewed as a moral training room, a moral laboratory, in which the
viewer can experiment with various moral insights. Based on socio-economic and
socio-cultural features of the viewers, and media use differences between groups
of viewers were expected. Using an internet survey among a representative sample
in the Netherlands, results show that gender and age prove to be relevant for
moral reflection. Women show more moral imagination than men, and young and old
people reflect on different moral insights. More important, however, seems media
use. The larger the media repertoire, the more morel reflection one seems to
engage in.
Handen wassen na het plassen. Jong geleerd, oud
gedaan?
Authors: J.M. de Kort Maartje , S. Velthuijsen Aart 
Published: July 2021

Do you wash your hands after using the bathroom? Two studies about
communicating the injunctive and descriptive norm, and practicing informational
and normative social influence in order to promote handwashing behavior.
Do you wash your hands after using the bathroom? Two studies about
communicating the injunctive and descriptive norm, and practicing informational
and normative social influence in order to promote handwashing behavior.
Increasing handwashing compliance after using the bathroom was the main goal of
the two studies. Handwashing is of critical importance for preventing the spread
of bacteria. Most people do know this, but they don’t behave in
accordance to this fact. Lack of knowledge does not explain the discrepancy and
therefore we investigated two strategies from the social influence literature.
The effects on the handwashing behavior were observed unobtrusively. In the
first study the impact of communicating the injunctive and descriptive norms
regarding handwashing were examined. Results indicate that handwashing is
promoted by communicating the injunctive norm. The impact of the descriptive
norm is less important. In the second study informational and normative social
influence were examined under different experimental conditions. Both
informational and normative social influence promoted handwashing behavior and
increased handwashing compliance after using the bathroom. Implications for
influencing automatic and routine behavior by the use of communication and
persuasive strategies are discussed.
De invloed van geïdealiseerde mediabeelden op het zelfbeeld van jonge meisjes
Authors: S. van der Deen Frederieke , A. Schwinghammer Saskia , T. Verkooijen Kirsten 
Published: July 2021

The influence of idealised media images on the self-image of young girls: The positive moderating role of media awareness
The influence of idealised media images on the self-image of young girls: The positive moderating role of media awareness
This study examines the influence of idealised (extremely attractive) models appearing in beauty advertisements on the self-image of 10-13 year-old girls and investigates the possible protective role of media awareness. Model attractiveness (idealised vs. normally attractive) and media awareness (induced vs. not induced) were manipulated and self-image and internalisation of the Western beauty ideal were measured. Results show that after exposure to beauty advertisements with idealised models, girls with higher induced media awareness had a slightly more positive self-image than girls in whom media awareness was not induced. Moreover, this positive effect of media awareness was more pronounced within the group of girls who highly internalized the Western beauty ideal. It is concluded that media awareness can protect the self-image of young (vulnerable) girls who are exposed to idealised media images.
De beeldspraak van Geert Wilders, een Tsunami over Nederland?
Authors: De Landtsheer Christ’l , Kalkhoven Lieuwe , Broen Loes 
Published: July 2021

The imagery of Geert Wilders, a Tsunami over the Netherlands?
The imagery of Geert Wilders, a Tsunami over the Netherlands?
This article examines the language of the Dutch politician Geert Wilders and his anti-immigrant Party for Freedom (PVV) against the yardstick of ‘extreme right’. Should we consider Wilders who is charged because of hatred against Muslims as a populist or rather an extreme-rightist? The core question of the article is addressed in a theory section on populism, right-extremism and its (metaphor) style, and an empirical section that tracks the political style and thematic choice of Wilders. The empirical case concerning language use of Geert Wilders includes a metaphor analysis using a metaphor index that is a quantitative view of the metaphorical power of a text (De Landtsheer, 2009). Also a thematic quantitative content analysis is part of the case. There were three different news formats examined: columns, opinion pieces, and the press releases of the PVV (period October 2004 to June 2010). Wilders is paying a lot of attention to the ‘old, classic’ fascist themes: nationalism, security, immigration policy and politics. His very emotional language style includes many strong metaphors that provokes unrest and that must convince people of the need for change. For content and style in the language of Wilders were found so many attributes of an extreme right-wing discourse.
Het gebruik van online communities als een marktonderzoekstool
Authors: de Groot Marlies , Bosma Durk 
Published: July 2021

Using online communities as a market research tool
Using online communities as a market research tool
This article describes the methodological advantages and disadvantages regarding the use of online communities as a market research tool.The advantages include the facilitation of an ethnographic approach due to the use of multiple research methods, the anonymity of a virtual environment, and the effect of unconscious thought processing. This allows for greater insights into the life worlds of consumers. Nonetheless, there are also disadvantages. The lack of body language makes the interpretation process more difficult. In addition, there is also loss of respondent interaction, especially in comparison to traditional focus group discussions.
Cause-related marketing: een driehoeksverhouding tussen consument, bedrijf en goed doel
Authors: G.L.A. van der Meer Toni , Zwier Sandra 
Published: July 2021

Cause-related marketing: a triangular relationship between consumer, organization and cause
Cause-related marketing: a triangular relationship between consumer, organization and cause
This literature review was conducted in response to the current prominence of Cause-Related Marketing (CRM) campaigns. Extant empirical literature shows that CRM can have both positive and negative effects on consumers’ responses, and it is found that several identification factors appear to shape the direction of these effects. A taxonomy of these identification factors is presented, whereby the factors are divided into three categories: consumer/company identification, consumer/cause identification and consumers’ perception of company/cause identification. Based on this classification a triangular relationship between consumer, company, and cause can be assumed, which shapes the effect of CRM on consumer responses. When identification among actors is high, the effect of CRM on consumer responses is optimal whereas less optimal CRM effects result where identification between either pair of actors falls short. These identification factors may be considered by organizations when designing a CRM campaign.
Relaties tussen leesgedrag en Cito-scores van kinderen
Authors: M.J. Kortlever Denise , S. Lemmens Jeroen 
Published: July 2021

Relations between Reading Behaviour and Educational Scores of Children
Relations between Reading Behaviour and Educational Scores of Children
A survey (N = 515) was conducted to investigate the relation between the reading behaviour of children and their scores on the Dutch Cito elementary-test (designed to assess their level of education). Results indicate that there is a significant correlation between the reading frequency and Cito scores, mediation analyses confirmed that the relation is mediated by reading comprehension. Frequently reading challenging books appears to be the best predictor for educational achievement.
Dichtbij Marco. Over de ritualisering van nabijheid in het celebritytijdperk
Authors: Reijnders Stijn , Spijker Marlies , Roeland Johan 
Published: July 2021

Close encounters: ritualizing proximity in the age of celebrity
Close encounters: ritualizing proximity in the age of celebrity
For many celebrities, organizing meet-and-greets with fans and followers has become a permanent feature of their public appearances. As yet little is known about the role and importance of such meetings within the everyday constitution of celebrity culture. Why would fans be interested in the possibility of direct, personal contact with people they already know from the media? To find an answer to this question, this article presents ethnographical research into meet-and-greets with the Dutch artist Marco Borsato. Results show that these meet-and-greets constitute a special and meaningful experience for those involved. Firstly, the meet-and-greet provides a means for the fans to validate and enhance their emotional involvement with the music and with Borsato himself. Secondly, it has become clear that the meet-and-greet is a status symbol much in demand within the fan community. Thirdly, the meet-and-greet can fulfill a vital role in personal life-narratives of healing.