bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Spelen sociale netwerksites een rol in de alcoholconsumptie van jongeren?
Authors: Geusens Femke , Beullens Kathleen 
Published: July 2021

SamenvattingAnnotatie
Dit artikel presenteert een literatuuroverzicht van wat reeds gekend is over de relatie tussen het gebruiken van sociale netwerksites en alcoholconsumptie bij jongeren. Deze studie tracht de invloed van blootstelling aan en het zelf delen van alcoholreferenties theoretisch te verklaren. De empirische steun voor beide perspectieven wordt besproken. Ten slotte worden aanbevelingen gedaan voor toekomstig onderzoek en preventie.
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Webcare-strategieën door ov-aanbieders
Authors: van Os Renée , Hachmang Daphne , van der Pool Els 
Published: July 2021

SamenvattingAnnotatie
In dit artikel wordt middels een inhoudsanalyse van conversaties tussen reizigers (consumenten) en drie regionale ov-vervoerders (organisaties) de relatie onderzocht tussen de inzet van tien verschillende webcare-strategieën en (1) de aanleiding en het sentiment waarmee de reiziger de conversatie gestart is met de ov-vervoerder, en (2) de sentimentsverandering gedurende de conversatie.
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Mystery Shopping als onderzoeksmethodiek in het domein van het toegepast onderzoek
Authors: Smith Jacqueline , Uijtewaal Karlijn 
Published: July 2021

Mystery Shopping as a research methodology in the domain of applied research
Jacqueline Smith & Karlijn Uijtewaal
The article introduces the qualitative research method of Mystery Shopping in the domain of applied research. To that end, its principles and applications are addressed. Next the methodological steps to be taken are outlined and procedures to be followed are presented. Finally, ethical issues regarding the use of Mystery Shopping are discussed.
Strategische keuzes voor het tijdschrift KWALON
Authors: van der Meer Petra 
Published: July 2021

Strategic choices for the KWALON journal
Petra van der Meer
The article presents the main outcomes of an empirical qualitative study on the evaluation of the KWALON journal and its determinants by KWALON subscribers. Suggestions to improve the journal and to expand its reach to cover other target reader groups are put forward.
Pragmatiek en pragmatisme bij kwalitatief onderzoek
Authors: Smaling Adri 
Published: July 2021

Pragmatics and pragmatism in
qualitative inquiry
Adri Smaling
American pragmatist philosophers, i.e.
Charles Peirce, William James, John
Dewey, Herbert Mead, have influenced
the methodology of qualitative research,
especially the grounded theory
approach and action research. In addition
Richard Rorty is mentioned. Some
of their ideas are discussed, such as
abduction, self, work, transaction,
symbolic interaction, role taking and
conversation.
Online kranten (nog altijd) in transitie?
Authors: De Kimpe Lies , Deprez Annelore , Van Leuven Sarah 
Published: July 2021

Samenvatting
Deze studie onderzoekt in welke mate de Vlaamse nieuwssites hln.be en standaard.be hyperlinks, multimedia en interactiviteit verwerken in hun verslaggeving anno 2016. Uit een kwantitatieve en kwalitatieve inhoudsanalyse blijkt dat deze digitale journalistieke kenmerken op een eenzijdige manier aangewend worden. De meerwaarde die ze te bieden hebben, wordt dus nog steeds niet optimaal benut door traditionele nieuwsorganisaties.
Boosheid en blijdschap in onderhandelingen
Authors: Pollmann Monique , van Amelsvoort Marije , Antheunis Marjolijn , Damen Debby , Janssen Loes , Krahmer Emiel , Maes Alfons , Schaafsma Juliette , Schouten Alexander , van der Wijst Per 
Published: July 2021

Samenvatting
Volgens een invloedrijke studie van Van Kleef, De Dreu en Manstead (2004a) doen mensen meer concessies bij een boze dan bij een blije onderhandelingspartner. Hoe robuust en sterk dit effect is, is echter onduidelijk. In een onafhankelijke directe replicatie bevestigen wij dat mensen die onderhandelen met een boze onderhandelingspartner meer concessies doen dan mensen die onderhandelen met een blije onderhandelingspartner.
Alledaags multiscreeningDit artikel is gebaseerd op de introductie en
discussie van het proefschrift, getiteld Everyday Multiscreening. How the
simultaneous usage of multiple screens affects information processing and
advertising effectiveness door dezelfde auteur. De onderzoeken beschreven in
dit artikel zijn opgezet en uitgevoerd in samenwerking met promotor Edith G. Smit en
co-promotor Hilde A. M. Voorveld en met coauteurs Lisa Vandeberg en Sjoerd F. Pennekamp.
De auteur van het huidige artikel zou graag van deze gelegenheid gebruik willen maken
Edith Smit en Hilde Voorveld en alle coateurs te bedanken.
Authors: Segijn Claire 
Published: July 2021

Samenvatting
Mensen hebben tegenwoordig toegang tot verschillende schermen, zoals een televisie,
laptop, smartphone of tablet. Het tegelijkertijd gebruiken van verschillende schermen
staat bekend als multiscreening. Ondanks dat steeds meer mensen multiscreenen, is er nog
relatief weinig bekend over dit onderwerp. Dit artikel geeft een overzicht van de
bevindingen van een proefschrift waarin multiscreening centraal stond.
Scrapers, API’s en data-archieven
Authors: Welbers Kasper , Opgenhaffen Michaël , Janssens Marie-Christine 
Published: July 2021

Samenvatting
Geautomatiseerde dataverzameling van digitale nieuwscontent biedt nieuwe mogelijkheden voor onderzoek naar journalistiek. Dit artikel introduceert drie technieken – scrapers, API’s en data-archieven – om digitale data te verzamelen en bespreekt juridische en ethische aspecten van digitale dataverzameling. Het doel is om onderzoekers daarmee beter in staat te stellen om weloverwogen en geïnformeerde keuzes te maken over de relevantie en toepassing van deze technieken voor hun onderzoek, en eventuele samenwerking met programmeurs te versoepelen.
Nepnieuws in het nieuws, een mediahype?
Authors: van der Steenhoven Bertijn 
Published: July 2021

Samenvatting
In dit onderzoek wordt de media-aandacht voor nepnieuws van mei 2016 tot april 2017 geanalyseerd vanuit het perspectief van Vastermans (2005) theorie over mediahypes. Het onderzoek wijst uit dat de geïntensiveerde nieuwsproductie na Donald Trumps verkiezing kenmerken heeft van een mediahype. De publiciteit bestaat vooral uit reflecties op het nieuws en het aantal verwijzingen naar voorbeelden van nepnieuws is beperkt.
Eigendom en businessmodellen van Europese journalistieke start-ups
Authors: Sanders Mathilde 
Published: July 2021

Samenvatting
Deze studie verkent de samenhang tussen het eigendom van journalistieke start-ups en het ontwerp van hun verdienmodel. Met een meervoudige casestudiemethode zijn elementen van de businessmodellen van vijf Europese journalistieke start-ups (De Correspondent, Médor, The Conversation, Watson en El Español) met uiteenlopende soorten eigendom geanalyseerd. Dit resulteerde in een categorisering van drie typen start-ups.
De invloed van Disneyfilms op de intentie tot het vertonen van prosociaal gedrag bij kinderen
Authors: Vlaanderen Anne , Anschütz Doeschka , de Leeuw Rebecca 
Published: July 2021

Samenvatting
Deze studie onderzoekt het effect van Disneyfilms op de prosociale gedragsintentie van kinderen (8-10 jaar), waarbij de invloed van vriendschappen is meegenomen. Resultaten tonen dat een prosociaal Disneyfragment niet leidt tot een hogere prosociale gedragsintentie dan een neutraal Disneyfragment en/of het niet zien van een Disneyfragment. Wel bleek dat hechte vriendschappen zorgen voor een hoge prosociale gedragsintentie.
Kwaad in vele vormen
Authors: Soberon Lennart 
Published: July 2021

Samenvatting
In dit artikel wordt de representatie van held- en vijandpersonages in de Amerikaanse actiefilm onderzocht. Aan de hand van een kwantitatieve inhoudsanalyse wordt nagegaan op welke variabelen van identiteit structuren van verschil en vijandschap geënt zijn binnen het genre. Naast variabelen gerelateerd aan identiteit werden ook de handelingen, motieven en vormelijkheden van beide typen personages tegenover elkaar geplaatst.
Zoeken naar het overbruggen van afstand binnen een Aboriginal gemeenschap
Authors: Kagie Robin 
Published: July 2021

Trying to gain access to an isolated rural Aboriginal community in Western Australia
This article describes my enterprise to collect data about health literacy among an isolated rural Aboriginal community in Western Australia. The aim of the research was to find out whether an adapted survey about health literacy for less developed and lower income countries could be used to collect data on this issue among a rural isolated Aboriginal community. I was confronted with three challenges into gaining access to this community. In the first place, I had never been to Australia, secondly I am not from Aboriginal descent and thirdly, the community was isolated geographically. In this article, I describe my ways of gaining access to persons from this isolated community, which included working in the canteen of the community school and preparing weekly a healthy snack for the school children, working in the local allotments which offer subsidized jobs to persons without work, and visiting local organizations. In this way, I was finally able to speak with about 18 persons, half of them being from Aboriginal descent, about issues related to health literacy.
Reflecties op participatief actieonderzoek binnen RAAK!Ervaringsdeskundigheid
Authors: van Loon Esther , Weerman Alie 
Published: July 2021

Participatory Action Research on and with experiential expertise
Some of the principles of participatory action research raise questions and concerns when conducting PAR. In this article we reflect on three of these principles: cyclical change and learning, co-ownership of the research and generalizability of results. Our own PAR research on the introduction of experiential expertise in mental health practice forms the case for the reflections. We conclude that PAR asks for flexibility, good observation skills for things that arise and courage to use ways other than the usual ways to analyze or present results.
Studenten Journalistiek in Nederland: profiel, motieven en rolperceptiesMet speciale dank aan alle docenten van de journalistieke hbo- en Masteropleidingen (inclusief de postacademische) die ons toegang en tijd gaven om surveys onder hun studenten af te nemen; Isabel Awad zijn we meer dan erkentelijk voor haar coördinerende en kritische lezersrol; Liesbeth Hermans, Nico Drok en Folker Hanusch bedanken we voor de stimulerende gesprekken tijdens dit onderzoek.
Authors: Kester Bernadette , Ruigrok Nel 
Published: July 2021

Journalism students in The Netherlands: profile, motivation and role perception
The general profile of the Dutch journalism student that emerges from the survey is quite consistent with international research. Using creativity and writing skills in a professional way are stronger motivations than the wish to contribute to democracy. Dutch students consider journalists as impartial providers of news (analysis) and stimulators of public debate. The watchdog role seems to be less popular. Striking is the conclusion that Dutch journalism students are not so much driven by idealistic motives, but merely personal interests. Only MA students who value the watchdog role of the media, stick to their idealistic motive. Feminization of the profession also reflects in training and education. As digital natives, with a strong focus on social media, we expect this new generation of journalists to search and find methods to avoid or fight the negative aspects of social media such as tunnel vision and fake news.
Meepraten schept de verwachting serieus genomen te worden
Authors: Bleijenberg Christine , Aarts Noëlle , Jan Renes Reint 
Published: July 2021

Deelnemen aan het gesprek schept de verwachting serieus genomen te worden. Hoe deelnemers aan stadsbijeenkomsten praten over hun verwachtingen
Dit artikel benadert publieke participatie vanuit het perspectief van de burger. We hebben gegevens verzameld door (57) deelnemers aan zeven verschillende stadsbijeenkomsten te interviewen over hun verwachtingen van de bijeenkomst en de followup daarna. Met behulp van een kaderanalyse ontvouwden we verschillende patronen in de manier waarop deelnemers over hun verwachtingen praten.
De resultaten bieden nieuwe inzichten in het perspectief van deelnemers op burgerparticipatie. Ten eerste hebben deelnemers gematigde verwachtingen van de stadsbijeenkomsten waar ze naartoe zullen gaan. Ten tweede, de verwachtingen die deelnemers naar voren brengen, gaan vooral over het participatieproces en nauwelijks over de kwestie die op het spel staat. Ten derde hopen de meeste deelnemers dat hun inbreng serieus wordt genomen door de gemeente; de inhoudelijke uitkomsten zijn voor hen minder belangrijk. We vonden geen verschil met betrekking tot de motivatie van burgers om deel te nemen.
Verder wordt in sommige stadsvergaderingen een eerlijker verloop van de vergadering en het participatieproces kritischer bekeken dan in andere. Er wordt geconcludeerd dat een eerlijk proces belangrijker lijkt te zijn voor deelnemers wanneer de resultaten directe gevolgen hebben voor hun dagelijks leven.
Mixed methods-onderzoek om beweging en slaap van ouderen in kaart te brengen
Authors: Vanderlinden Julie , Lambers Sabine , De Koker Reninka , Musch Liza 
Published: July 2021

Mixed methods to measure movement and sleep in the elderly
Movement and sleep are both crucial for the elderly in terms of healthy ageing. Staying physically active as people age is positively associated with better sleep and health outcomes. But despite the growing attention to healthy ageing, the elderly don’t always keep up with the applicable guidelines in terms of movement. Furthermore, health workers don’t always know how to measure movement and sleep in elderly in order to advise and help them to better adhere to guidelines. Literature lacks a summary of accessible objective and subjective ways to measure movement and sleep in the elderly. This study combines both objective and subjective measuring methods and elaborates on the practical aspects of their use. This paper highlights the advantages of mixed methods when measuring movement and sleep in elderly people and aims to inform health workers who want to evaluate their patients’ movement and sleep in order to guide them towards a healthier lifestyle.
Beïnvloedt de NIX18-campagne impliciete en expliciete cognities van volwassenen?
Authors: Müller Barbara , Thijssen Cis 
Published: July 2021

Does the NIX18-campaign influence implicit and explicit cognitions in adults?
Research has shown that often, the effectiveness of anti-alcohol mass media campaigns is not experimentally tested, meaning that it is unclear whether such campaigns are successful in altering alcohol-related cognitions. Therefore, in the present study, we investigated whether the Dutch NIX18-campaign is successful in influencing implicit associations (measured with an affective priming task) and explicit cognitions (i.e., alcohol outcome expectancies) concerning alcohol. Additionally, a possible relationship with negative evaluations of the campaign and psychological reactance was investigated. Participants implicit and explicit cognitions were measured before they were presented with either three NIX18-campaign movies or no movies (control condition). Subsequently, their implicit and explicit cognitions were measured again. Results show that whether participants watched the movies or not had no influence on implicit associations but increased alcohol outcome expectancies. No effect on evaluation and reactance was found. Possible theoretical and practical explanations are discussed.
#DrinksWithFriends
Authors: Geusens Femke 
Published: July 2021

#DrinksWithFriends. The underlying processes and conditionality of alcohol-related social media effects
For many young people, drinking alcohol is an essential part of going out, having fun and growing up. At the same time, social media such as Facebook are increasingly used during alcohol consumption. It is therefore not surprising that a growing number of communication scientists and health professionals are drawing attention to the roles that social media can play in young people’s drinking behavior. It was previously found that both exposure to the alcohol references of others, as well as self-sharing these references, are related to higher alcohol consumption. However, what remained unclear was how these alcohol-related social media effects work, and who is most susceptible to them.
The present article provides an overview of the author’s doctoral research. The aim of this dissertation was to uncover the underlying processes of the associations between alcohol-related social media use and the drinking behavior of young people. Special attention was paid to how differences between young people can augment or diminish these relationships. To answer the research questions, four studies were conducted between 2014 and 2018, among a total of more than 5000 Belgian and American respondents between 14 and 25 years old.
Navigeren in het onderzoeksveld en het onderzoekersveld: reflecties op onderzoekspositionaliteit in (vermeend) insideronderzoek
Authors: Hiah Jing 
Published: July 2021

Abstract

Navigating the research and researchers’ field: Reflections on positionality in (assumed) insider research

To challenge rigid ideas about objectivity in social science research, qualitative researchers question their own subjectivity in the research process. In such endeavors, the focus is mainly on the positionality of the researcher vis-à-vis their respondents in the research field. In this contribution, I argue that the positionality of the researcher in academia, what I refer to as the researchers’ field, is equally important as it influences the way research findings are received and evaluated. Through reflections on positionality in my insider research concerning labour relations and exploitation in Chinese migrant businesses in the Netherlands and Romania, I explore how my positionality as an insider negatively influenced my credibility and approachability in the researchers’ field. I conclude that it is necessary to pay more attention to researchers’ positionality in academia as it may shed light on and make it possible to discuss the written and unwritten standards of researchers’ credibility and approachability as an academic in the researchers’ field. Accordingly, this could provide insights into the causes of inequalities in academia and contribute to the current challenge for more diversity in academia.
Zie ik het of zie ik het niet?
Authors: Vannieuwenhuyze Jorre , Donders Karen , Picone Ike 
Published: July 2021

AbstractDo I see or not? A study on the impact of placement on program consumption in an on-demand environmentThe European Union (2018) stipulates that Member States can implement rules to ensure the findability and visibility of local content in video- on- demand environments. Indeed, several countries are concerned that their own audiovisual programs or journalistic products will be consumed less in such environments. It is argued that, in such environments, media users completely decide themselves about their consumption agency, but such statements are also contested. In this research we analyze the impact of placement on the consumption of audiovisual programs in the video-on-demand environments of the Flemish broadcasters VRT and DPG. From experimental research we conclude that there is indeed a significant impact of placement on consumption behavior and that, in other words, manipulations by intermediary gatekeepers can have potentially negative and positive effects on the consumption of local content. Government regulation would therefore be a useful tool to safeguard the importance of proximity of content.
Study on synthesis of mesoporous carbon from MOF-199 metal-organic framework as potential adsorbent
Authors: Duy-Anh  , La Duong , La Ngoc-Tuan , Le Thanh-Bac , Mai Van-Phuoc , Doan Tuan Anh 
Published: July 2021

Porous carbon material is one of the most common and very important for various applications thank to its high surface area and adsorption capability. In this study, mesoporous carbon was prepared by thermal decomposition of copper-based metal-organic framework MOF-199 under inert atmosphere and followed by immersing in diluted HNO3 solution in order to remove metal/metal oxide and activation of the resultant porous carbon. Scanning electron microscopy (SEM) revealed that as-prepared material remained intact octahedral morphology of pre-pyrolysis MOF structure, and product has spongy structure with specific surface area of 375 m2/g as measured using N2 adsorption isotherm (BET), which can be employed as an effective adsorbent.
Electrocatalytic activity for dopamine of silver nanoparticle onto graphene/poly(1,8-diaminonaphthalene) electrodes
Authors: Giap Hung , Nguyen Huy , Bui Van , Nguyen Dung , Nguyen Mai 
Published: July 2021

In this research, we report on the synthesis and electrochemical characterization of a poly(1,8-diaminonaphthalene)/graphene composite film which is capable to adsorb Ag+ ions toward to the dopamine sensing application. The present of graphene significantly improved the structural morphology and electrochemical activities of the pristine polymer, the adsorption capacity for Ag+ ions and the conductivities of the composite were enhanced. The graphene/poly(1,8-diaminonaphthalene)-Ag modified glassy carbon electrode was used to the ability of electrocatalytic activity dopamine in phosphate buffer solution by differential pulse voltammetry. The results open up the path for designing other dopamine sensing based on our novel approach.
Red Collections in Contemporary China
Authors: Williams Emily Rebecca 
Published: July 2021

“Red Collecting” is a widespread phenomenon in contemporary China. It refers to the collecting of objects from the Chinese Communist Party’s history. Red Collecting has received only minimal treatment in English-language scholarly literature, much of which focuses on individual object categories (primarily propaganda posters and Chairman Mao badges) and overemphasises the importance of Cultural Revolution objects within the field. Because of this limited focus, the collectors’ motivations have been similarly circumscribed, described primarily in terms of either neo-Maoist nostalgia or the pursuit of profit. This article will seek to enhance this existing literature and, in doing so, offer a series of new directions for research. It makes two main arguments. First, that the breadth of objects incorporated within the field of Red Collecting is far broader than current literature has acknowledged. In particular, the importance of revolutionary-era (pre-1949) collections, as well as regional and rural collections is highlighted. Second, it argues that collectors are driven by a much broader range of motivations, including a variety of both individual and social motivations. Significantly, it is argued that collectors’ intentions and their understandings of the past do not always align; rather, very different understandings of China’s recent past find expression through Red Collecting. As such, it is suggested that Red Collecting constitutes an important part of contemporary China’s “red legacies,” one which highlights the diversity of memories and narratives of both the Mao era and the revolutionary period.
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