bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
De relatie tussen objectieve en gepercipieerde interactiviteit van websites
Authors: Voorveld Hilde , Neijens Peter , Smit Edith 
Published: July 2021

The relationship between actual and perceived interactivity
The relationship between actual and perceived interactivity
The aim of this study is twofold. The first aim is to investigate two forms of interactivity on websites of the top global brands: actual and perceived interactivity. The second aim is to study the relationship between actual and perceived interactivity. By means of a content analysis and survey we mapped the level of actual and perceived interactivity of a large number of brand websites. The content analysis showed that functions within the active control dimension were more present than functions within the two-way communication dimension and the synchronicity dimensions. These differences were not found for perceived interactivity in the survey. Results also showed that there is a large incongruence between the level of actual and perceived interactivity, and that adding interactive functions to a website does not guarantee strong interactivity perceptions.
Mediagebruik en risicogedrag van jongeren in het verkeer
Authors: Beullens Kathleen , Dirikx Astrid 
Published: July 2021

Media use and adolescents’ risk taking in traffic: a literature review
Media use and adolescents’ risk taking in traffic: a literature review
The aim of this article is to provide an overview of the research on the relationship between media use and adolescents’ risk taking in traffic. In sum, two main approaches on this issue can be found in the literature. First, following Cultivation Theory and the Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB) media use can be seen as a predictor of people’s perceptions of and attitudes towards risky driving (cultivation) and of people’s intentions to take risks in traffic and their actual risky driving behavior (TPB). Second, following the Problem Behavior Theory certain types of media use and risky driving can be considered to be part of a cluster of problem behavior. This study explores the theoretical foundations of these two main research perspectives on media use and risk taking in traffic and discusses the research results in both traditions. Although more research is needed to examine the relationship between media use and risky driving, the literature suggests that media and risky driving are indeed related and that media use primarily seems to be a predictor of risk taking in traffic.
Krantenberichtgeving over het rookverbod in de horeca
Authors: E. Nagelhout Gera , van den Putte Bas , de Vries Hein , C. Willemsen Marc 
Published: July 2021

Newspaper coverage about the smoking ban in the hospitality industry: A content analysis.
Newspaper coverage about the smoking ban in the hospitality industry: A content analysis.
In the Netherlands relatively few people support the hospitality industry smoking ban. Possibly this is due to the way the media covered the smoking ban. A content analysis of 1,041 articles in six Dutch newspapers showed that when there were economic aspects of the ban in the newspaper articles, the articles were mostly negative towards the smoking ban (62% negative, 29% positive, 9% mixed or neutral). The same was true when the newspaper articles dealt with resistance against the ban (69% negative, 26% positive, 5% mixed). When there were health aspects in the articles, the articles were equally often positive as negative (42% positive, 43% negative, 15% mixed or neutral). Although the smoking ban was implemented to protect hospitality workers from the health damage of passive smoking, economic aspects (59%) and the resistance against the ban (46%) appeared more often in the newspapers than health aspects (22%).
Het techno-subsysteem van de Vlaamse tiener
Authors: Courtois Cédric , Paulussen Steve , Mechant Peter , De Marez Lieven 
Published: July 2021

Flemish teenagers’ techno-subsystem: choices in the use of communication technologies
Flemish teenagers’ techno-subsystem: choices in the use of communication technologies
Nowadays teenagers are confronted with a variety of technologies to accommodate their interpersonal communication. In this article, we focus on the communication technology choices of a representative sample of 1725 Flemish teenagers, aged 12 to 18. The results show text messaging to be the most popular means to communicate with a large variety of communication partners of all ages, embedded in a variety of systems within the ecology of adolescent development. Online communication however mainly accounts for communication with peers. By means of additional quantitative data and a qualitative follow-up study, these results are put into the context of the ownership and everyday usage meanings of these technologies.
Subjectiviteit als taalgebruik in dagbladen en nieuwsweblogs
Authors: Lagerwerf Luuk , Schurink Marjolein , Oegema Dirk 
Published: July 2021

Subjectivity as language use in newspapers and news weblogs
Subjectivity as language use in newspapers and news weblogs
The most important difference between newspaper and news weblog texts is their subjectivity representation. By means of a linguistic content analysis differences were established between newspapers and news weblogs. In a detailed analysis of specific grammatical and stylistic characteristics at sentence level, subjectivity differences in writing were revealed. The most important outcome was that news events in news weblogs were written from the authors’ perspectives. In contrast, newspaper texts present several voices through which the news reveals itself. The results show that subjectivity in journalism is primarily a matter of style.
Ik lokaliseer, ik adverteer en ik boek effect?
Authors: Ernst Hühn Arief , Ketelaar Paul , Khan Vassilis-Javed , Nuijten Koos , van Gisbergen Marnix 
Published: July 2021

I localize, I advertise and I create effect? A study on the Perceived
Ad Intrusiveness of Location Based Advertising within a virtual
supermarket
I localize, I advertise and I create effect? A study on the Perceived
Ad Intrusiveness of Location Based Advertising within a virtual
supermarket
Advertisers are looking for new ways to deal with ad avoidance. Location Based
Advertising (LBA) increasingly presents itself as a feasible solution. LBA
serves customers context-congruent ads on their mobile device based on its
location. Although LBA has captured the attention of academics, there is very
little in situ data regarding the effectiveness of LBA due to practical and
methodical complications. In this study we present a solution: we reconstruct
the user experience of LBA using a virtual reality setup. We study the perceived
ad intrusiveness of context-(in)congruent mobile advertisements within a virtual
supermarket by conducting a between-subjects experiment among Dutch citizens
(n=53). The results show that LBA tends to be perceived as less intrusive than
non-LBA. Consequently consumers develop more positive attitudes and are more
likely to use LBA and buy due to LBA. This outcome should encourage marketers to
adopt LBA as a valuable marketing tool.
Impliciete en expliciete communicatiestrategieën tijdens organisatieveranderingen
Authors: Wamsteeker Anna , van Vuuren Mark 
Published: July 2021

Implicit and explicit communication strategies during organizational change: a case study on a shared service center implementation within the public sector
Implicit and explicit communication strategies during organizational change: a case study on a shared service center implementation within the public sector
In this case study, we used the Organizational Stakeholder Model of Change Implementation Communication (Lewis, 2007) to evaluate the communication strategy used during the implementation of a Shared Service Center in a large governmental agency. The model proves to be useful for describing the strategic choices made by the project managers. Most of the dimensions were recognizable in the communication efforts, even though most of these choices were made implicitly. Interestingly, several stakeholders disagreed with the project management team about the identification of the strategy. They experienced the communication efforts negatively rather than balanced or positive. The results show the complexity of communication during change and the ways people make sense of these dynamic processes. The strategy dimensions can be useful guides when managing complex changes like the implementation of a Shared Service Center.
Merkfiguurtjes stimuleren de gezonde keuze van kleuters via
affectieve reactiemechanismen
Authors: M. de Droog Simone , Buijzen Moniek , J. Opree Suzanna , M. Valkenburg Patti 
Published: July 2021

Brand Characters Increase the Appeal of the Healthy Choice Among Preschoolers
via Affective Mechanisms
Brand Characters Increase the Appeal of the Healthy Choice Among Preschoolers
via Affective Mechanisms
This study explored how character-product congruence influences
preschoolers’ healthy product choice via two types of affective
responses, their automatic and elaborate affective responses. In addition, we
investigated whether the two affective responses mediate the relation between
character-product congruence and product choice independently from each other or
successively. In a repeated measures design, 166 preschoolers (4-6 years) were
exposed to five character-product combinations that differed in degree of
congruence. We measured children’s automatic affective response toward
these combinations using a time-constrained task, and their elaborate affective
response using a non-constrained task. Our findings showed that the two
affective responses successively mediate the relation between congruence and
choice: character-product congruence initially triggered a positive automatic
affective response, which, in turn, stimulated more positive elaborate affective
responses, including greater product choice.
Online vrienden bepalen de overtuigingskracht van SNS-campagnes
Authors: van Noort Guda , Antheunis Marjolijn , van Reijmersdal Eva 
Published: July 2021

Online Friends Determine the Persuasiveness of SNS Advertising Campaigns
Online Friends Determine the Persuasiveness of SNS Advertising Campaigns
Marketers more and more design advertising campaigns especially for Social Network Sites (SNS), with the aim that SNS users forward these campaigns to their online network. By means of a survey, this study investigates whether the persuasiveness of such campaigns is determined by the strength of the social connection between receiver and the sender of the campaign. The results support the idea that SNS campaigns are more persuasive when forwarded by close friends, than when forwarded by less strong social connections. Thus, the social context plays a crucial role in the persuasiveness of marketing communication activities within SNS.
Biografie wordt etnografie
Authors: van Gemert Frank 
Published: July 2021

Biography becomes ethnography; how life history interviews of a criminal turned into participant observation
Biography becomes ethnography; how life history interviews of a criminal turned into participant observation
Life history interviews with a (criminal) person seem to focus on what has happened in the past. However, following a self-evident chronological frame, researcher and respondent find themselves working towards here and now. Methods change, as does the relation between the two.
Geraakt worden door verveling
Authors: van der Meide Hanneke , Olthuis Gert 
Published: July 2021

Being touched by boredom. On shadowing in a phenomenological research into experiences of elderly patients in hospital care
Being touched by boredom. On shadowing in a phenomenological research into experiences of elderly patients in hospital care
Using shadowing, this research delves into the experiences of elderly (80+) hospital patients. We explain the use of shadowing by focusing on experiences of one patient.
De leraar van de toekomst is een onderzoekende leraar op de Fontys HKE
Authors: Ros Anje , Bakx Anouke , van der Linden Wietse 
Published: July 2021

The future teacher is an investigating one when educated at Fontys University of Applied Sciences
The future teacher is an investigating one when educated at Fontys University of Applied Sciences
The Fontys University of Applied Sciences educates teachers for primary schools. Increasingly, teachers need a critical and reflective attitude towards scientific research to be able to work evidence-based. The article describes how the curriculum at Fontys has been changed to educate extended professionals who can put innovative educational insights into practice.
De rol van onderzoek binnen de masteropleidingen van de HAN
Authors: Peters Vincent 
Published: July 2021

The role of research in educating masters at the University of Applied Science in Arnhem and Nijmegen (HAN)
The role of research in educating masters at the University of Applied Science in Arnhem and Nijmegen (HAN)
The HAN wishes to achieve an educational culture that is research-minded. Professionals who have been educated at the HAN need to be able to resolve complex issues in applied fields. To achieve this objective research methodology has been introduced in the curriculum. For some professionals research is considered to be a core competence, for others it is a supportive competence.
Systematische kwalitatieve vergelijkende analyse
Authors: Verweij Stefan , M. Gerrits Lasse 
Published: July 2021

Systematic Qualitative Comparative Analysis
Systematic Qualitative Comparative Analysis
Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA) was introduced in the social sciences by Charles Ragin in 1987. Literature on and applications of QCA show the method as a way to systematically organize, summarize and compare qualitative data to discover and analyze patterns occurring over cases. Although the literature stresses the importance of iterating between theory and data in its procedures, its grounded nature remains relatively underexposed. In this article we illustrate the principles of QCA by means of a qualitative comparative analysis of fourteen Dutch spatial planning projects, thereby also articulating the method’s grounded nature.
Seks in reclame: kan het vrouwen nog wat schelen?
Authors: E. Ketelaar Paul , van Hemmen Suzanne , Anschütz Doeschka 
Published: July 2021

Sexist advertising: do women care? Research into women’s attitudes
toward sexual objectification in advertising and its effect on general purchase
intentions and company image.
Sexist advertising: do women care? Research into women’s attitudes
toward sexual objectification in advertising and its effect on general purchase
intentions and company image.
This study investigated women’s attitudes toward sexually objectified
advertising and replicated the study of Zimmerman & Dahlberg (2008). An
online survey among 250 female students shows that they do not find sexually
objectified advertising in general to be particularly offensive. Moreover,
sexually objectifying advertising does not seem to harm the company image nor
general purchase intentions. However, when looking at ads with varying degrees
of sexual objectification, we found that ads with high levels of sexual
objectification were perceived as unethical and offensive, which translated into
a negative attitude toward the ad. We were not able to confirm Zimmerman
& Dahlberg’s assertion that the emergence of postfeminism relates
to the more favorable attitudes of women toward sexual objectification.
De digitale kloof en/in elektronische dienstverlening: een catch-22?
Authors: De Caluwé Chiara , Verdegem Pieter , Van Dooren Wouter 
Published: July 2021

The digital divide and/in e-government: a catch-22?
The digital divide and/in e-government: a catch-22?
Service delivery in the information society must take into account the close relationship between the digital divide on the one hand and electronic service delivery on the other hand. The supply side shows an increasing emphasis on the electronic channel. Nevertheless, the digital divide still exists and imposes a constraint on the demand side. This article examines how public organizations can develop and expand their electronic service delivery without further deepening the digital divide. Based on case studies conducted in Flemish and Dutch public organizations, we show that a multichannel management can add up to a service delivery which favors all citizens, including the target groups of the digital divide. A multichannel strategy allows for a service delivery with added value, therefore having an intrinsic incentive to benefit all citizenry and striving for a high take-up of electronic services. Multichannel management can realize a public service delivery that is transparent, cost efficient, user-centered and effective.
De publieke-omroepopdracht in de ogen van het publiek: survey-onderzoek naar de toekomstige taak van de Vlaamse publieke omroep
Authors: Dhoest Alexander , Van den Bulck Hilde , Vandebosch Heidi , Dierckx Myrte 
Published: July 2021

The public broadcasting remit in the eyes of the audience: survey research into the future role of Flemish public service broadcasting
The public broadcasting remit in the eyes of the audience: survey research into the future role of Flemish public service broadcasting
In view of the discussion about the future position of public service broadcasting, this research investigates the expectations of Flemings regarding their public service broadcasting institution VRT. Based on the current task description of the VRT, a survey was effectuated among a representative sample of Flemings (N=1565). Questions were asked about the content (broad or complementary to commercial broadcasting), audience (broad or niche) and distinctive nature of public service broadcasting. The analysis shows that, overall, Flemings are in favour of a broad public service broadcasting institution with a strong focus on entertainment (besides information), oriented towards a broad audience. At the same time, they believe the institution should distinguish itself from its competitors, through quality, social responsibility, cultural identity and (particularly creative) innovation, among other things. Cluster analysis shows that the call to prioritize culture and education over entertainment, which dominates public debate, is representative of only a minority (20%) of highly educated Flemings.
Stereotypering, ideologie en beïnvloeding in digitale games
Authors: Malliet Steven , Ribbens Wannes 
Published: July 2021

Stereotypes, ideology and persuasion in America’s Army
Stereotypes, ideology and persuasion in America’s Army
This study investigates the influence of the shooting game America’s Army on players’ cognitions and attitudes towards Muslims and the army. In order to reconcile two contrasting views on game rhetoric (the framing and the critical reflection perspective), the perceptions and involvement of the player are forwarded as intermediary factors in the game effect model. We hypothesize that, in addition to mere exposure to America’s Army, perceived realism and moral engagement will be significant predictors of attitudinal and cognitive outcomes. The results of an online survey (N = 354) partly confirm these expectations: Frequency of play is not significantly related to any hypothesized outcome. Perceived realism significantly correlates with all cognitive and attitudinal measures. Moral distance correlates with cognitions and attitudes towards Muslims. This confirms that mere exposure is not a sufficient condition for game persuasion, and that the player should be considered a defining factor in the process of game rhetoric.
Meerdere schermen in de huiskamer
Authors: D’heer Evelien , Paulussen Steve , Courtois Cédric 
Published: July 2021

Multiple screens in the living room: a study on simultaneous media use
Multiple screens in the living room: a study on simultaneous media use
Today’s (home) media environment is becoming increasingly saturated. Smartphones, tablets and laptops enter our living rooms and possibly alter our television viewing experience. In this paper, we want to grasp to what extent the use and role of television changes in the presence of multiple mobile media technologies. Through a multi-method approach we explore TV viewing behavior in a media-rich living room. Survey results indicate that the ownership of multiple media technologies in the home environment promotes their use whilst watching television. In addition, in-depth interviews reveal that in these media-rich living rooms media consumption becomes both more individualized and more social. According to the interviewees, social interaction within the living room has not decreased, but rather complemented with online conversations. These conversations can be in accordance (or congruent) with television content, but most of the time they are unrelated (or incongruent).
Veilig veldwerk in een onveilige wijk
Authors: Peeters Timo 
Published: July 2021

Safe fieldwork in an unsafe neighborhood. Researching lynching in a Latin-American slum
Safe fieldwork in an unsafe neighborhood. Researching lynching in a Latin-American slum
On July 23, 2007 Hólger Morales is caught breaking into a house in Atucucho, a slum in the outskirts of Quito. Morales is kicked, hit and eventually set on fire by an angry mob of neighborhood residents. He dies of his injuries on the spot. The author conducted four months of ethnographic fieldwork in Atucucho in search for explanations for and meanings of the lynchings in Atucucho. In this article he highlights some of the challenges, difficulties and restrictions of doing potentially dangerous fieldwork. He discusses, among other things, the process of gaining access to the neighborhood, the importance of a good gatekeeper and the extra measures taken because of the ‘delicacy’ of his subject of study.
Klinkende meerstemmige verhalen
Authors: Bussmann Monique , Kuiper Chris , Maas Alexander 
Published: July 2021

Sounding polyphonic stories: what can be learned about the HR policy of elderly care organizations?
Sounding polyphonic stories: what can be learned about the HR policy of elderly care organizations?
In the Netherlands, future staffing of elderly care will demand a big effort and a lot of creativity of health care organizations and the government. In this study an unconventional qualitative, narrative methodology is applied to throw a new light on the significance having a job and working in elderly care has for health care professionals and to use this as a source of inspiration for labour market policy makers. The methodology is rather unconventional because it not only focuses on the lingual content of the stories, but also includes other significant aspects of storytelling (e.g., voice and sound). Therefore musical work forms (e.g., music listening and singing) are used additionally.In the first phase of data collection stories of care professionals about the intertwining of their lifeline and career have been collected. In the second phase HR professionals listened to the stories told by the care professionals and used them as a source of inspiration for HR policy innovation. This article treats the theoretical domains underlying this study and the methodology of the first stage of data collection, the storytelling phase. Later on the methodology of the listening phase and the analysis methods will be described.