Unpublished master's thesis, Cleveland State University, Cleveland, OH. Girls on film: Analysis of women's images in contrmporary American and "Golden Age" Hollywood films. Visual imagery in medical journal advertising. MySpace or OurSpace: A cross-cultural empirical analysis of MySpace comments. Popular music lyrics and adolescent sexual behavior and attitudes. Relationship initiation strategies: Interpersonal communication in personal advertisements. Empirical testing of auteur theory via content analysis: The case of Jane Campion. Reviewing the critics: Examining popular video game reviews through a comparative content analysis. Chick flicks: An analysis of self-disclosure in friendships. Unpublished master's thesis, Cleveland State University, Cleveland, OH.Ĭapwell, Amy. Promoting disrespect through children’s television. Paper presented to the Mass Communication Division of the National Communication Association, New Orleans, LA.īrown, Amy. Content analysis as a predictive methodology: Online video game auctions on eBay. Shaken and stirred: A content analysis of women’s portrayals in James Bond films. Neuendorf, Kimberly A., Gore, Thomas D., Dalessandro, Amy, Janstova, Patrika, & Snyder-Suhy, Sharon. An interaction analysis of religious television programming. Journal of Advertising Research, 38(3), 19-33.
Content analysis as a predictive methodology: Recall, readership, and evaluations of business-to-business print advertising. Naccarato, John L., & Neuendorf, Kimberly A. Coding Forms ( program variables, timepoint variables) Codebooks ( program variables, timepoint variables) Presentation to the Mass Communication Division of the International Communication Association, San Francisco, CA. television: Primary results of a large scale content analysis. Lombard, Matthew, Snyder-Duch, Jennifer, Bracken, Cheryl Campanella, Ditton, Theresa B., Kaynak, Selcan, Linder-Radosh, Jodi, & Pemrick, Janine. Aggressive cue prominence and gender participation in MTV. Paper presented to the Human Communication and Technology Division of the National Communication Association, Chicago, IL. Nonverbal displays of self-presentation and sex differences in profile photographs on. Kane, Carolyn L., Maguire, Kathryn, Neuendorf, Kimberly, & Skalski, Paul.
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Manifesto Research Group: Standard coding categories used to code party election programmes.
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pdf format (converted)īudge, Ian, Klingemann, Hans-Dieter, Volkens, Andrea, Bara, J. Public perceptions of BSE and CJD risk in Europe. Science and technology in the British press, 1946-1990: A systematic content analysis of the press.
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If you would like to share your coding materials, please email them to and professional research:īauer, Martin, Ragnarsdottir, Asdis, Rudolfsdottir, Annadis, & Durant, John. The Content Analysis Guidebook Online is always happy to accept codebooks from content analysis research for posting on this site. Where possible, cautions, limitations and discussion of the validity and reliability of the codebook are included.
These may be used as a guide for future research, however, most researchers will find that it is necessary to tailor every codebook to each specific research study. This section is a collection of coding materials (codebooks, coding forms and additional materials) for human coding that have been used in previous content analysis research. To determine whether human coding or computer coding (CATA) is appropriate for your research, please reference the Flowchart for the Typical Process of Content Analysis Research. This section of the website focuses on human coding, in which human coders use a codebook to guide the systematic examination of message content. The Content Analysis Guidebook defines Content Analysis as "the systematic, objective, quantitative analysis of message characteristics".
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