Michael Huge
Ohio State University, Communication, Department Member
- I currently work as a research associate for the Ohio State University School of Communication. I have also worked as... moreI currently work as a research associate for the Ohio State University School of Communication. I have also worked as a research director and consultant for ITAP International, a cross-cultural consulting firm based in Newtown, Pennsylvania.
I'm also an avid guitar and banjo picker, with an interest in old-time acoustic music.edit
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This study examined the influence of daytime talk shows on opinion formation. Using agenda-setting and cultivation perspectives, it was hypothesized that both exposure to daytime talk shows and the apparent reality of these shows would be... more
This study examined the influence of daytime talk shows on opinion formation. Using agenda-setting and cultivation perspectives, it was hypothesized that both exposure to daytime talk shows and the apparent reality of these shows would be positively related to support ...
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ABSTRACT The present study examines third-person perceptions using an integrated model which takes into account the relationship between oneself and media messages, oneself and a comparison group, and the perception of the relationship... more
ABSTRACT The present study examines third-person perceptions using an integrated model which takes into account the relationship between oneself and media messages, oneself and a comparison group, and the perception of the relationship between the comparison group and the message. Respondents were asked to estimate media effects on themselves, as well as perceived media effects on others regarding news coverage of sex scandals concerning priests in the Roman Catholic church. Results suggest that the integrated model can be used to better understand the perceptual component of third-person effects by simultaneously examining issue interest, group categorization, and issue relevance for comparison targets as factors contributing to overall third-person perceptions.
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Page 1. Political Communication, 26:4864, 2009 Copyright © Taylor & Francis Group, LLC ISSN: 1058-4609 print / 1091-7675 online DOI: 10.1080/10584600802622860 48 UPCP1058-4609 1091-7675 Political Communication, Vol. 26,... more
Page 1. Political Communication, 26:4864, 2009 Copyright © Taylor & Francis Group, LLC ISSN: 1058-4609 print / 1091-7675 online DOI: 10.1080/10584600802622860 48 UPCP1058-4609 1091-7675 Political Communication, Vol. 26, No. 1, Dec 2008: pp. ...
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SSRN-The Polls-Trends: Public Perceptions of the US Residential Housing Market Before, During, and after the Housing Bubble (1990-2009) by Carroll J. Glynn, Carole A. Lunney, Michael E. Huge.