bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Fenomenologisch onderzoek naar voltooid leven bij ouderen
Authors: van Wijngaarden Els 
Published: July 2021

Phenomenological research into the experiences of elderly people who feel life is accomplished and no longer worth living
Phenomenological research into the experiences of elderly people who feel life is accomplished and no longer worth living
This article presents an empirical phenomenological research project with older people who feel life is accomplished and no longer worth living. The aim of phenomenological research, the need of an open phenomenological attitude, the method of phenomenological interviewing and data analysis, as well as the value of phenomenological research for practice and policy are characterized and explained.
Kwalitatief framingonderzoek als middel voor vergroting van de overtuigingskracht in publieksvoorlichting en reclame
Authors: Gagestein Sarah 
Published: July 2021

Qualitative framing research as a means for enhancing persuasive powers in advertising and information for the general public
Qualitative framing research as a means for enhancing persuasive powers in advertising and information for the general public
Identifying and listing frames in the public domain often leads to qualitative research methods. The challenge for this qualitative inductive framing research is to picture reality as realistically as possible. A more varied range of data collection methods, specific interpretation schemes and reliability tests are effective instruments to achieve broader and more accurate results.
Emancipatoir organisatieonderzoek naar de invoering van een cliëntvolgsysteem
Authors: Timmermans Yvonne , Stoopendaal Annemiek 
Published: July 2021

Emancipatory qualitative research into an organizational change from the perspective of clients with intellectual disabilities and their attending professionals
Emancipatory qualitative research into an organizational change from the perspective of clients with intellectual disabilities and their attending professionals
This emancipatory research studied the effects of an organizational change in an institute for people with intellectual disabilities both from the perspective of clients and of their attending professionals. Data was collected through observations followed by interviews. First, professionals were interviewed to obtain an image of the organizational change in practice. Then, the clients were observed and interviewed. The sequencing of these methods enabled the interviews with the people with intellectual disabilities by building trust and by using concrete examples that came to the fore during the observations.
Participatie in en via de journalistiek
Authors: Drok Nico 
Published: July 2021

Participation in and through journalism. The relevance of public journalism in the digital age
Participation in and through journalism. The relevance of public journalism in the digital age
About twenty-five years ago a journalistic reform movement emerged in the US, which was referred to as ‘public journalism’. The main goal of this movement was twofold; to reconnect journalism with its public and to reconnect the public with civic life. After more than a decade of flourishing, the interest in public journalism waned. Maybe because the time was not yet right for a paradigm shift toward a radical public orientation, maybe because the concept was believed to have been overtaken by the arrival of new media by which the same ends can be achieved. Due to technological and social developments journalism is in the process of redefining itself and it is evolving in the direction of networked journalism. Against this background the principles of public journalism are more promising than those of traditional journalism, corresponding far better with the fundamentally changing relation between the profession and its public.
Facebook als corporate-communicatietool voor bedrijven?
Authors: Crijns PhD Hannelore , Hudders Liselot , Cauberghe Verolien , Claeys An-Sofie 
Published: July 2021

Facebook as a corporate communication tool for companies? A content analysis of the communication strategies of reputable Belgian companies on the social network site
Facebook as a corporate communication tool for companies? A content analysis of the communication strategies of reputable Belgian companies on the social network site
This study used a quantitative content analysis to investigate how twelve reputable Belgian companies use Facebook as a corporate communication tool. Findings indicate that companies use Facebook more often to post public relations than marketing communication content. The former is also more often shared than the latter. However, the latter creates more engagement in terms of reactions of the company on comments of users. Furthermore, about one fourth of the company posts did not generate any written reactions from users and can be classified as one-way communication. Almost 40% of the posts generated reactions from the users. To conclude, in one third of the cases companies reacted on these reactions of users, and results reveal that this is more often the case when it concerns public relations content than marketing communication content. Reputation score was not able to predict the communication strategy used on Facebook.
Het journalistieke brongebruik in tijden van churnalism en Twitter
Authors: Van Leuven Sarah , Deprez Annelore , Raeymaeckers Karin 
Published: July 2021

Journalistic sourcing practices in times of churnalism and Twitter: a survey of Flemish professional journalists (2008-2013)
Journalistic sourcing practices in times of churnalism and Twitter: a survey of Flemish professional journalists (2008-2013)
In order to assess the impact of cost-cutting, digitalization and globalization on journalistic sourcing practices, we report the results of a large-scale and longitudinal survey among Flemish journalists. The findings show that pre-packaged content from a journalistic (news agencies and media brands) and non-journalistic origin (press releases), and elite actors (politicians, government institutions, experts, journalists and corporations) are important information sources. In contrast with often heard complaints about unequal news access, the findings nonetheless show that Flemish journalists acknowledge the importance of ordinary citizens and NGOs as news sources. The responses to the questionnaire moreover point to the development of new sourcing practices: Flemish journalists are increasingly turning towards social media in the news gathering process but overall the importance of Facebook, Twitter and the like as a news source remains fairly limited.
De impact van ouderschapsstijlen op de ontwikkeling van sociale mediageletterdheid bij adolescenten
Authors: Vanwynsberghe Hadewijch , Boudry Elke , Verdegem Pieter 
Published: July 2021

The impact of parenting styles on the development of social media literacy
The impact of parenting styles on the development of social media literacy
While a lot of research on social media tends to focus on either the benefits or risks of social media for adolescents, scholars have paid less attention to how adolescents actually use these media. In this paper, we focus on the impact of parenting styles on the development of adolescents’ social media literacy concerning the use of Facebook. Our research consists of a large-scale survey with a sample of 1,319 adolescents and 27 in-depth interviews. We use the perceived parenting styles to investigate adolescents’ use of social media in general and their use of Facebook in particular. When looking at levels of social media literacy concerning Facebook, we find significant differences between teenagers who encounter authoritative or permissive parenting styles; adolescents whose parents adopt an authoritative style score better on items related to critical skills, while respondents with permissive parents have more freedom in their use of Facebook and score better on technical competencies.
Forumartikel: Rapport Project X Haren revisited
Authors: Vasterman Peter , Wijfjes Huub 
Published: July 2021

Project X Haren research revisited. A critical analysis of the research project about the role of the media in the Facebook riots in September 2012
Project X Haren research revisited. A critical analysis of the research project about the role of the media in the Facebook riots in September 2012
In September 2012 the Dutch town of Haren witnessed a real-time version of a Project X party, starting with a Facebook event page and culminating in riots and substantial property destruction.The Cohen Committee studied the alleged mobilizing role of the news media and social media in the start-up phase. In this article a critical analysis will be made of the results and the methodology of this study. The results will be placed in the perspective of scientific research traditions on media and mobilization processes leading to large scale social disturbances. The Cohen Report tried to prove that a ‘cross-media-hype’ developed based on the critical mass on Facebook, but the empirical data contradict this position. They show that Facebook exploded after the first reports on Project X Haren in the news media. The concept of ‘cross media interactions’ leading to a powerful and comprehensive media hype is also quite problematic. It will be shown that new concepts are needed to analyze these complex interactions, combining different research paradigms on (online) media, youth culture and mobilization.
Draagvlakversterking voor ontwikkelingssamenwerking
Authors: Baelden Dorien , Van Audenhove Leo 
Published: July 2021

Web 2.0 and social media for strengthening the support for development aid: opportunities, challenges and state of the art
Web 2.0 and social media for strengthening the support for development aid: opportunities, challenges and state of the art
This article reflects upon the question how web 2.0 and social media can be used to strengthen the public support for development aid. Based on a literature review, desk research and a survey administered among 26 NGO’s that are active in the North, the article discusses (1) the opportunities and challenges of web 2.0 and social media and (2) the use of these media by Belgian development aid organizations.
Speeches schrijven op muzikaliteit
Authors: Engele Evelien , de Jong Jaap 
Published: July 2021

Rhythm and blues in speeches. Speechwriters about musicality in Dutch governmental speeches
Rhythm and blues in speeches. Speechwriters about musicality in Dutch governmental speeches
Politicians are not only concerned with whát they want to say but also hów something to say to persuade their audience. Classical orators (like Aristotle) stressed the importance of rhythm, volume and word stress in the actio, the fifth task of the orator (Formarier, 2011). In contemporary rhetorical handbooks like Atkinson (1984, 2004) are many advices about musical factors like intonation, accent and melody, but aren’t called as ‘being musical’ factors. To make ‘musical techniques’ more explicit, we determined the conceptions of speechwriters about musicality. The method to reach this aim was to interview ten speechwriters from different departments of the Dutch government about musical aspects. After these interviews the gathered visions are compared with each other and with the advices from the classical and modern books. The results of this qualitative research will lead to a better insight in the rhetorical use of musicality in governmental speeches.
Het politieke agendasettingeffect van mediastormen
Authors: Hardy Anne , Sevenans Julie 
Published: July 2021

The political agenda-setting effect of media storms. A story-level analysis
The political agenda-setting effect of media storms. A story-level analysis
This paper studies the political agenda-setting effect of media storms. Over an eight-year period (2001-2008), it examines the extent to which media storms in Belgium (Flanders) led to action in the Belgian federal Parliament. It then compares the agenda-setting effect of those media storms with the effect of a random sample of general (‘non-storm’) news coverage. Quantitative story-level analyses show that media storms, more than non-storms, lead to political reaction. In particular, they generate more consequential types of political reaction such as mentions by the Prime Minister or bills. However, an in-depth look at those instances where media storms led to the initiation of a bill, nuances these findings, in the sense that media storms not often lead to ‘new’ bills; rather, they accelerate or highlight the existing legislative process. Politicians strategically use media storms as a ‘window of opportunity’ to get their bills on the political agenda.
Genderbreuklijnen in transitie?
Authors: De Vuyst Sara , Raeymaeckers Karin 
Published: July 2021

Gender divides in transition? A study on the gender-related consequences of the changing working conditions in journalism.
Gender divides in transition? A study on the gender-related consequences of the changing working conditions in journalism.
This paper sets out to examine recent changes in the journalistic profession from a gender perspective. Technological and economic changes have altered the working conditions of journalists. The study explores gender-related transitions in journalism. The research was based on three waves of survey research with Flemish professional journalists (2003-2008-2013). These data were combined with qualitative interviews with 22 journalists. The findings are mixed. On the one hand, the data show that traditional barriers for women in Flemish journalism are slowly disappearing. The analysis reveals that the numerical inequality between men and women is increasingly eliminated and that female journalists are making progress in gaining leadership positions. On the other hand, the results indicate that the increased awareness of work-life balance issues in journalism, is rarely translated into a newsroom policy, which still makes it hard for women to combine journalism with a family.
Big data, grand challenges: On digitization and humanities researchThis article is an original translation of José van Dijck’s Ketelaarlezing: ‘Big Data, Grand Challenges. Over digitalisering en het geesteswetenschappelijk onderzoek’, organized by the Nationaal Archief and the Koninklijke Vereniging van Archivarissen in Nederland at December 10, 2014. www.kvan.nl/files/Ketelaarlezing/Ketelaar12_2014-DEF.pdf.
Authors: van Dijck José 
Published: July 2021

Summary
Due to the digitization of sources, humanities scholars have to develop new research questions and methodologies. This article theorizes the ‘digital turn’ by looking at three challenges: the necessity of combining qualitative and quantitative methods; the dilemma of multidisciplinary cooperation; and the ideological question of why and how the humanities should be concerned with a new digital materiality. We need the expertise of humanities scholars – their critical insights, analytical acuity, and knowledge of ambiguity and diversity – to make sense of a digital culture that permeates and directs our daily life.
Computational research in media studies: Methodological implicationsThis article has greatly benefited from the feedback provided on the first draft by José van Dijck, Jasmijn van Gorp, Thomas Poell and the anonymous reviewer, for which I kindly thank them.
Authors: Noordegraaf Julia 
Published: July 2021

Summary
The growing availability of historical media-related data and sources in digital form, and the development of tools for searching, analyzing, and visualizing them, provide promising new avenues for media studies research. But the uptake of these data and tools in mainstream media studies is still rather modest. The author argues that exploiting the advantages of computational research is necessary because scholars are already using digital data and tools, and because they will be disadvantaged if they do not critically engage with them. Computational media research requires increased methodological awareness and an improved transparency and responsiveness of data and tools.
Kwalitatief onderzoek in het businessdomein: een deductieve aanpak verdient vaak de voorkeur
Authors: Groenland Edward 
Published: July 2021

Qualitative research in the business domain: often a deductive approach is to be preferred
This position paper discusses deductive versus inductive analysis approaches to qualitative research in the business domain. It is argued that generally a deductive approach is to be preferred, because in a deductive approach use can be made of all prior academic knowledge, which is often substantial. As a consequence, outcome-based recommendations may be of higher quality to the client, and be of more practical use.
De Imitation Game als blikopener
Authors: Wehrens Rik 
Published: July 2021

The Imitation Game as a ‘tin opener’: practice experiences with patients with an eating disorder and their therapists
In this article the Imitation Game is introduced as a new qualitative research method. The Imitation Game method allows for an investigation into the extent to which various social and cultural groups are able to develop insights into each other’s lifeworld. I explain the procedure and application of the method on the basis of an example. The pilot study shows that the Imitation Game forms an interesting addition to the existing repertoire of qualitative research methods.
Macht als centraal concept voor de analyse van causaliteit in het sociale leven: een conceptueel-analytische uitwerking
Authors: Bosch Reinoud 
Published: July 2021

Power as the central concept for the analysis of causality in social life: A conceptual-analytical elaboration
Reinoud Bosch
This article provides a description of a conceptual analysis of ‘power’. Defining ‘power’ as ‘the relative ability to affect or receive’, a method for conceptual analysis is posited and examples are provided of the conceptual analysis of power. An overview is provided of the resulting categories and subcategories of the concept, and possibilities for the use of the concept as a sensitizing concept in the analysis of causality in social life are indicated.
In their replies Fred Wester and Harrie Jansen discuss some aspects of causality and power that need further attention. In his reaction Reinoud Bosch further elaborates on his perspective on the power concept.
Online reclamewijsheid bij kinderen
Authors: Zarouali Brahim , Walrave Michel , Poels Karolien , Ponnet Koen , Vanwesenbeeck Ini 
Published: July 2021

Samenvatting
Deze studie onderzoekt of kinderen tussen 10 en 12 jaar online reclamebanners op een fictieve website herkennen en begrijpen. Bovendien wordt nagegaan wat de invloed is van need for cognition en reclamewijsheidslessen. Hiervoor werden de reclamebanners gemanipuleerd op basis van twee eigenschappen: de congruentie met de webinhoud en complexiteit van de banner.
Televisiedrama volgens kijker/criticus
Authors: van Aart Kimberly , Kersten Annemarie 
Published: July 2021

Samenvatting
Deze studie brengt online kritisch discours over televisieseries in kaart. Een discoursanalyse van professionele recensies en publieksreacties van drie populaire primetime dramaseries – The Good Wife, Grey’s Anatomy en Elementary – op het interactieve platform TVfanatic.com laat zien welke kwaliteitsstandaarden professionele en amateurcritici formuleren voor televisieseries, en hoe deze verschillende typen critici zich tot elkaar verhouden in een digitale context.
Contentmarketing op sociaalnetwerksites
Authors: Antheunis Marjolijn , van Kaam Jeanine , Liebrecht Christine , van Noort Guda 
Published: July 2021

Samenvatting
Als onderdeel van de contentmarketingstrategie posten merken content op hun merkprofiel op sociaalnetwerksites. Dit onderzoek bestudeert voor het eerst hoe consumenten met deze content interageren en wat hun motivaties hiervoor zijn. Twee studies demonstreren dat consumenten matig actief interageren met content, dat plezier hiervoor de belangrijkste motivatie is, en dat alleen merkfans ook sociale motivaties hebben. Deze resultaten wijken af van eerdere bevindingen omtrent algemeen socialemediagebruik en bieden contentmarketingprofessionals aanknopingspunten voor hun strategie.
Onderzoek vanuit klantenperspectief en de directe member check
Authors: Verkooijen Lineke 
Published: July 2021

Research from a client perspective and the direct member check
Lineke Verkooijen
This article describes a method for narrative research from a client perspective. In this type of research the story and the meaning of the story according to the client are the object(s) of research. The method is presented as a ‘direct member check’. During open interviews the verbal reactions of the interviewee or narrator are being typed out on a laptop as literally as possible and projected by means of a projector. The interviewee is invited to read it and respond to the text. The method is used to understand as much as possible the knowledge, experience and meaning of the story of clients. Whether it is useful in other situations, is a question for further research.
Goffman als basis voor frame-analyse en framingonderzoek
Authors: Wester Fred 
Published: July 2021

Goffman, frames and framing research
Fred Wester
Somewhere in the last 15 years the English word ‘framing’ came to be used in the Dutch language, mostly in the context of politics or media, to define a communication strategy. It refers to the use of specific phrases, words, or images that focus on specific characteristics and connect positive or negative connotations to a subject in discussion. The frames we may find in management reports and media are related but different from the general term ‘frame’ that Goffman used in his book Frame Analysis (1974). In this article, Goffman’s perspective is presented using his study Gender Advertisements as an example and the differences are discussed with the media framing perspective.
Hbo-onderzoek met co-onderzoekersDe auteurs willen Lex Veldboer, Rosalie Metze, Eileen Berkvens, Fenna van Nes en Sascha van Gijzel bedanken voor hun commentaar en input.
Authors: Axel Huber Max , Karbouniaris Simona 
Published: July 2021

Applied research with co-researchers, new collaborations with the researched target group
Max Axel Huber & Simona Karbouniaris
The participation of co-researchers, people who are part of the researched target group, is becoming more common. This article wants to contribute to the ongoing debate around this subject. Based on three recent experiences with the employment of co-researchers, this article explores the characteristics of co-researchers and the intended collaboration with them. Some lessons learned for further development are discussed, focusing on the purpose, limitations and facilitation of the co-researchers.
Schaduwen als onderzoeksstrategie:
het volgen van zorgmanagers in hun dagelijkse werk
Authors: Oldenhof Lieke 
Published: July 2021

Shadowing as a research strategy: following healthcare managers in their daily work
Lieke Oldenhof
Shadowing is a qualitative research strategy that is not used as often as regular qualitative methods, such as interviews. In this article, I will show the value of shadowing in terms of researching the mundane aspects of managerial work in healthcare.