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Narrative Content Affinity and Appeal: How the Social-Need States of Media Users and the Social Affordances of Media Jointly Impact Selection and Preference- [electronic resource]
Narrative Content Affinity and Appeal: How the Social-Need States of Media Users and the Social Affordances of Media Jointly Impact Selection and Preference- [electronic resource]

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 학위논문
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0016934890
International Standard Book Number  
9798380160391
Dewey Decimal Classification Number  
384
Main Entry-Personal Name  
Grady, Sara M.
Publication, Distribution, etc. (Imprint  
[S.l.] : Michigan State University., 2023
Publication, Distribution, etc. (Imprint  
Ann Arbor : ProQuest Dissertations & Theses, 2023
Physical Description  
1 online resource(148 p.)
General Note  
Source: Dissertations Abstracts International, Volume: 85-03, Section: B.
General Note  
Advisor: Tamborini, Ronald;Eden, Allison.
Dissertation Note  
Thesis (Ph.D.)--Michigan State University, 2023.
Restrictions on Access Note  
This item must not be sold to any third party vendors.
Summary, Etc.  
요약The social influences and media use model (SIMU; Grady et al., 2022) discusses how narratives that reflect a media user's real-world experience might influence subsequent social encounters. The SIMU considers this relevance as an important social affordance of media content as opposed to media technology (Grady et al., 2022). In this paper, I draw parallels between this conceptualization of a narrative's social affordances and understandings of affinity within Mood Management Theory (MMT; Zillmann, 1988a, 1988b). MMT holds that content affinity (or disaffinity) to a user's experience plays an important role in the media selection, as well as its potential to intervene in a user's mood state. Yet the contribution of content-based affinity (usually referred to as semantic affinity) to mood-based selections and preferences has been both under-defined and under-studied (Reinecke, 2016; Eden, Hahn et al., 2018). Here, I argue that content has both behavioral and semantic components, where behavioral affinity is defined in terms of the actions and behaviors shared between users and content, and semantic affinity in terms of the basic psychological needs and intrinsic motives shared between user and content.This project contributes to communication research by proposing a multi-dimensional definition of content affinity that adds precision to Zillmann's concept (1988a,1988b), and suggests ways to experimentally test how different forms of affinity affect media selection and preference within and beyond MMT. It also seeks to examine how the appeal of affinity and other social affordances may vary depending on the need states of users. Two experiments test the appeal of various perceived social affordances in different social-need states, including affordances of both media technology (RQ1) and message content (RQ2). Results reveal that social-need states can impact the appeal of different social affordances previously described in CMC research (partially supporting H1). Experiences of ostracism and rejection impacted people's interest in self-disclosing their media preferences online, showing that ostracized people and rejected people gravitate toward different patterns of self-disclosure after experiencing social need threat. Beyond this, the proposed dimensional approach to content affinity reveals two things. First, behavioral and semantic components of content can be reliably manipulated and examined as independent predictors of narrative appeal. Second, semantic affinity with recent social media experiences (particularly rejection) impacted narrative appeal-but behavioral affinity had no effect on appeal (informing H2). This raises questions about the importance of semantic and behavioral affinity as predictors within mood management theory, and the role of content affinity in media selections based on alternative goals than managing moods, such as vicarious need satisfaction through media use and media-based coping strategies.
Subject Added Entry-Topical Term  
Communication.
Subject Added Entry-Topical Term  
Mass communications.
Subject Added Entry-Topical Term  
Social psychology.
Index Term-Uncontrolled  
Media entertainment
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Mood management theory
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Need-satisfying media
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Selective exposure
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Semantic affinity
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Social affordances
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Michigan State University Communication - Doctor of Philosophy
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Dissertations Abstracts International. 85-03B.
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Dissertation Abstract International
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■520    ▼aThe  social  influences  and  media  use  model  (SIMU;  Grady  et  al.,  2022)  discusses  how  narratives  that  reflect  a  media  user's  real-world  experience  might  influence  subsequent  social  encounters.  The  SIMU  considers  this  relevance  as  an  important  social  affordance  of  media  content  as  opposed  to  media  technology  (Grady  et  al.,  2022).  In  this  paper,  I  draw  parallels  between  this  conceptualization  of  a  narrative's  social  affordances  and  understandings  of  affinity  within  Mood  Management  Theory  (MMT;  Zillmann,  1988a,  1988b).  MMT  holds  that  content  affinity  (or  disaffinity)  to  a  user's  experience  plays  an  important  role  in  the  media  selection,  as  well  as  its  potential  to  intervene  in  a  user's  mood  state.  Yet  the  contribution  of  content-based  affinity  (usually  referred  to  as  semantic  affinity)  to  mood-based  selections  and  preferences  has  been  both  under-defined  and  under-studied  (Reinecke,  2016;  Eden,  Hahn  et  al.,  2018).  Here,  I  argue  that  content  has  both  behavioral  and  semantic  components,  where  behavioral  affinity  is  defined  in  terms  of  the  actions  and  behaviors  shared  between  users  and  content,  and  semantic  affinity  in  terms  of  the  basic  psychological  needs  and  intrinsic  motives  shared  between  user  and  content.This  project  contributes  to  communication  research  by  proposing  a  multi-dimensional  definition  of  content  affinity  that  adds  precision  to  Zillmann's  concept  (1988a,1988b),  and  suggests  ways  to  experimentally  test  how  different  forms  of  affinity  affect  media  selection  and  preference  within  and  beyond  MMT.  It  also  seeks  to  examine  how  the  appeal  of  affinity  and  other  social  affordances  may  vary  depending  on  the  need  states  of  users.  Two  experiments  test  the  appeal  of  various  perceived  social  affordances  in  different  social-need  states,  including  affordances  of  both  media  technology  (RQ1)  and  message  content  (RQ2).  Results  reveal  that  social-need  states  can  impact  the  appeal  of  different  social  affordances  previously  described  in  CMC  research  (partially  supporting  H1).  Experiences  of  ostracism  and  rejection  impacted  people's  interest  in  self-disclosing  their  media  preferences  online,  showing  that  ostracized  people  and  rejected  people  gravitate  toward  different  patterns  of  self-disclosure  after  experiencing  social  need  threat.  Beyond  this,  the  proposed  dimensional  approach  to  content  affinity  reveals  two  things.  First,  behavioral  and  semantic  components  of  content  can  be  reliably  manipulated  and  examined  as  independent  predictors  of  narrative  appeal.  Second,  semantic  affinity  with  recent  social  media  experiences  (particularly  rejection)  impacted  narrative  appeal-but  behavioral  affinity  had  no  effect  on  appeal  (informing  H2).  This  raises  questions  about  the  importance  of  semantic  and  behavioral  affinity  as  predictors  within  mood  management  theory,  and  the  role  of  content  affinity  in  media  selections  based  on  alternative  goals  than  managing  moods,  such  as  vicarious  need  satisfaction  through  media  use  and  media-based  coping  strategies.
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