A Journalistic Corpus: A Methodology for the Analysis of the Financial Crisis in Spain

Botella, Ana; Stuart, Keith; Gadea, Lucia

doi:10.1016/j.sbspro.2015.07.417

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“…RStudio version 1.4.1106 was used to perform the analyses. Most of the studies provided odds ratios (ORs) as a measure of effect size (ES), so in those cases in which a different index was provided, the relevant conversions were performed following the formulas suggested in Botella and Sánchez [12] to unify the type of statistic used for each variable. Once the ORs were calculated, the combined ESs were obtained for each variable that had at least three ESs found in different individual studies [13].…”

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“…Thus, in the case of PTSD symptomatology, Cole et al [26], Krause et al [28], Kuijpers et al [30], Sonis and Langer [32], and Person [18] dichotomized the variable according to whether or not women had any of the PTSD symptoms according to the DSM IV. For Stein et al [14] and Coolidge and Anderson [24], in which a continuous measure of symptomatology was provided, the formula proposed in Botella and Sánchez [12] was used to transform effect size measures for continuous variables into ORs. In the case of severity of violence, the three studies that analyzed this variable [6,28,32] provided ORs in their studies for reporting the severity of violence by dichotomizing the score according to the recommendations of the measurement scales used in each case.…”

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“…To perform the extraction, a base table was prepared in Excel with the variables listed and a coding manual was drafted in which the information required for each variable was specified. Information extraction was performed independently by two members of the research team for 50 of the 137 articles reviewed by full text, and an adequate Kappa agreement index of 87% was obtained [12]. The number of studies excluded in this process and the reasons for their exclusion are shown in Table 1.…”

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Factors Associated with Revictimization in Intimate Partner Violence: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis

Bellot,

Muñoz-Rivas,

Botella

et al. 2024

Behavioral Sciences

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This study conducted a meta-analysis to identify the primary risk and protective factors associated with the revictimization in intimate partner violence against women (IPVAW). Out of 2382 studies initially identified in eight databases, 22 studies met the inclusion criteria and provided the necessary data for calculating pooled effect sizes. The analysis focused on non-manipulative quantitative studies examining revictimization in heterosexual women of legal age. Separate statistical analyses were performed for prospective and retrospective studies, resulting in findings related to 14 variables. The Metafor package in RStudio was used with a random-effects model. The meta-analysis revealed that childhood abuse was the most strongly associated risk factor for revictimization, while belonging to a white ethnicity was the most prominent protective factor. Other significant risk factors included alcohol and drug use, recent physical violence, severity of violence, and PTSD symptomatology. The study also found that older age was a protective factor in prospective studies. The consistency of results across different study designs and sensitivity analyses further supported the robustness of the findings. It is important to note that the existing literature on revictimization in women facing intimate partner violence is limited and exhibits significant heterogeneity in terms of methodology and conceptual frameworks.

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Factors Associated with Revictimization in Intimate Partner Violence: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis

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Muñoz-Rivas,

Botella

et al. 2024

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“…• Corpus de la Crisis Financiera (CCF) (Botella et al 2015) provide a snapshot of the opinion columns in Spanish daily papers El País and El Mundo throughout 2012.…”

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Building the Great Recession News Corpus (GRNC): A contemporary diachronic corpus of economy news in English

Fernández-Cruz

Ortiz

2020

RiCL

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The paper describes the process involved in developing the Great Recession News Corpus (GRNC); a specialized web corpus, which contains a wide range of written texts obtained from the Business section of The Guardian and The New York Times between 2007 and 2015. The corpus was compiled as the main resource in a sentiment analysis project on the economic/financial domain. In this paper we describe its design, compilation criteria and methodological approach, as well as the description of the overall creation process. Although the corpus can be used for a variety of purposes, we include a sentiment analysis study on the evolution of the sentiment conveyed by the word credit during the years of the Great Recession which we think provides validation of the corpus.

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“…Recently, corpus linguistics has become a significant concern in last the decades in collecting objective, quantifiable and reproducible data using computers, that can facilitate the use of large corpora (see Barron (2019), Klimova (2014), Botella, et al 2015), Grisot (2020). Corpus does not have a unique function, apart from being a sample of the language gathered for linguistic analysis (Murphy,2004).…”

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The Collocation Meaning of “Vaccine” on Semantic Approach: A Corpus-Based Analysis

Wulansari

2021

HSB

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Corpus semantics examines the words that are used in text and discourse using observations as evidence of meaning. This study aims to investigate the collocations of node ‘vaccine’ based on semantic preference and semantic prosody using the corpus-based approach since the source of data is the corpus data. The qualitative research method is used to find the hypotheses from the corpus data taken from sub-corpus in Covid-19 corpus using Sketch Engine software. This study demonstrates that the node word of ‘vaccine’ in the semantic preference was shown six words related to the Covid-19 corpus. Meanwhile, the category of semantic prosody was displayed four words negative in meaning, and there was two words displayed positive in meaning, the collocations with negative meaning which occur more frequently than positive meaning. Thus, the writer concluded that the author of a reputable journal explained the word ‘vaccine’ with a negative perspective in Covid-19.

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A Journalistic Corpus: A Methodology for the Analysis of the Financial Crisis in Spain

Cited by 7 publications

References 6 publications

Factors Associated with Revictimization in Intimate Partner Violence: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis

Factors Associated with Revictimization in Intimate Partner Violence: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis

Building the Great Recession News Corpus (GRNC): A contemporary diachronic corpus of economy news in English

The Collocation Meaning of “Vaccine” on Semantic Approach: A Corpus-Based Analysis

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