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Media messages and public health : a decisions approach to content analysis

By:

Jordan, A B

Series: Communication seriesPublication details: New York; London Routledge 2009ISBN:

0805860258
9780805860252

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Summary: This book provides an introduction to using content analysis to study messages and behaviours related to public health. Topics include: defining and measuring key content variables, sampling and content analysis, reliability, research ethics. The challenges faced by content analysis researchers are illustrated through a range of case studies that exemplify how to link research and practice.

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This book provides an introduction to using content analysis to study messages and behaviours related to public health. Topics include: defining and measuring key content variables, sampling and content analysis, reliability, research ethics. The challenges faced by content analysis researchers are illustrated through a range of case studies that exemplify how to link research and practice.

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