Animation in Environmental Journalism: Effects on News Perception and Information Seeking

Duan, Ran; Crosswell, Laura; Barber, Kari

doi:10.1080/08838151.2021.1923716

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“…From a climate perspective，the impact of modality on the perception of climate change news and the intention to seek information is dependent on the level of concern about climate change. Exposure to animated videos reinforced the positive effects of concern on people's perceptions of climate change news [48].…”

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Cultural symbol value in animated advertisement model: systematic review

Jingrou,

Mat Sin,

Zhang

2024

JDAH

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At present, animation has a wide range of applications in the field of advertising, and more cultural levels drive greater advertising effects. Cultural value with different cultural backgrounds, there are different consumer behaviors for advertising. Therefore, we conducted a systematic review to identify the most common dimensions of animated advertising presented in recent publications and to determine whether there is sufficient evidence for the effectiveness of cultural values in animated advertising. Through electronic search of the database, a total of 1829 citations were identified, of which 14 publications included models. Empirical data were included in 13 studies, and the focus of the review was around the visual perspective, the challenges faced due to the growing cultural diversity, but the lack of cultural value, which led to the dilemma in the cultural perspective of animated advertisement. This review will help researchers explore cultural value as one of the research variables that influenced the results of the study.

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Section: Animationmentioning

confidence: 97%

Cultural symbol value in animated advertisement model: systematic review

Jingrou,

Mat Sin,

Zhang

2024

JDAH

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“…Another study carried out by Luong et al 59 echoed these findings and demonstrated that viewing narrative messages led to stronger intention in information seeking for the audience. Duan et al 58 also found that animated and live-action narratives for genetically modified foods encouraged information seeking in the audience. Considering the persuasive power of narratives in multiple attitudes and behavior 25,35 as well in case of information seeking, 57-59 we propose the following hypothesis for the current study:H1 Participants in the narrative message condition will show higher intention to seek information relevant to the COVID-19 vaccine compared to participants in the statistics condition.…”

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“…54 Although health information seeking has become commonplace, predictors beyond demographic characteristics and their relationships are not widely studied. 55,56 Prior studies [57][58][59] have demonstrated that the format of messages contributes to the behavioral intention of information seeking. Bartsch and Schneider 57 found that narrative messages were more likely to encourage emotional engagement in message recipients, contributing to elaboration in cognitive process and truth-seeking intention.…”

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Narrative Messages, Information Seeking and COVID-19 Vaccine Intention: The Moderating Role of Perceived Behavioral Control

2022

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Purpose: The main purposes of the current study are to examine 1) the influence of narrative vs. statistics messages on COVID-19 related information seeking and COVID-19 vaccine intention, and 2) the moderating role of perceived behavioral control (PBC). Design: Data for a between-subject randomized experiment were collected online. The manipulation messages were presented as screenshots from the CDC’s Facebook page. Setting: The participants were recruited from Amazon MTurk. Subjects: A total of 300 subjects participated in the study, who were 18 years and above (M = 38.40). Measures: Intention to seek information, COVID-19 vaccine intention, and PBC. Analysis: To test the hypotheses, we utilized Hayes’s (2014) PROCESS for SPSS (Model 1). For intention to seek information, the main effect of the message manipulation (narrative vs. statistics) [b = -2.10, t (300) = -4.14, p < .001] and the interaction [b = .41, t (300) = 3.88, p < .001] were significant. For vaccine intention the main effects of message manipulation [b = 1.64, t (300) = -2.61, p < .005] and the interaction [b = .34, t (300) = 2.64, p < .005] were significant. Results: Our research found that narrative messages were more persuasive for both information seeking and vaccine intention. But this was true only in the case of individuals whose PBC was low. Conclusions: Our findings have critical implications for vaccine promotion research.

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“…From the perspective of human–computer interaction (HCI), technological affordance can trigger heuristics through psychological cues to impact users' ways of processing content (Sundar, 2008 ), and presence is referred to as a typical heuristic caused by immersion affordance (Sundar, 2008 ; Sundar et al, 2017 ; Duan et al, 2021 ). The heuristic is a mental shortcut that provides an effortless way for users to assess the quality of the message and invisibly affects the motivation needed to take in and remember information (Chaiken, 1980 ; Petty and Cacioppo, 1986 ).…”

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Experiencing an art education program through immersive virtual reality or iPad: Examining the mediating effects of sense of presence and extraneous cognitive load on enjoyment, attention, and retention

Tang

Wang²,

Líu³

et al. 2022

Front. Psychol.

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Sense of presence and extraneous cognitive load (ECL) are the two psychological effects widely employed to explain the cognitive outcomes caused by high-immersive media (e. g., virtual reality). This study identified the concepts of both technological affordance (i.e., immersion) and the psychological effects of VR learning. It investigated the mechanism by which immersion leads to better or worse communication in the context of art education. We operationalized the concept of immersion into two levels: a high-immersive VR system (HTC VIVE Cosmos) and a low-immersive tablet system (iPad). Through a between-subject experiment, we found that higher immersion not only led to a greater sense of presence but also lowered extraneous cognitive load. Enjoyment and attention increased as a sense of presence rose but were not necessarily predicted by extraneous cognitive load. This study found that sense of presence was a more robust explanatory variable than ECL and that cognitive load could be lower in a high-immersive environment with content specifically designed for VR.

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Animation in Environmental Journalism: Effects on News Perception and Information Seeking

Cited by 7 publications

References 44 publications

Cultural symbol value in animated advertisement model: systematic review

Cultural symbol value in animated advertisement model: systematic review

Narrative Messages, Information Seeking and COVID-19 Vaccine Intention: The Moderating Role of Perceived Behavioral Control

Experiencing an art education program through immersive virtual reality or iPad: Examining the mediating effects of sense of presence and extraneous cognitive load on enjoyment, attention, and retention

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