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Yu-Wei Hu

Southern Illinois University Carbondale

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Newspaper Research Journal | 1995

Getting More People to Read More Newspapers: Factors Affecting Newspaper Reading

Wayne Wanta; Yu-Wei Hu; Yi-Chen Wu

This study finds that single newspaper readers are very similar to multiple newspaper readers. The only variable that discriminates between the two groups is the use of newspapers for advertising information.

Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly | 1994

The Effects of Credibility, Reliance, and Exposure on Media Agenda-Setting: A Path Analysis Model:

Wayne Wanta; Yu-Wei Hu

International Journal of Public Opinion Research | 1993

THE AGENDA-SETTING EFFECTS OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS COVERAGE: AN EXAMINATION OF DIFFERING NEWS FRAMES

Wayne Wanta; Yu-Wei Hu

International Journal of Public Opinion Research | 1994

TIME-LAG DIFFERENCES IN THE AGENDA-SETTING PROCESS: AN EXAMINATION OF FIVE NEWS MEDIA

Wayne Wanta; Yu-Wei Hu

Archive | 1993

The agenda-setting effects of international news coverage

Wayne Wanta; Yu-Wei Hu

Archive | 2000

Communication behavior as a critical factor on the third-person effect

Yu-Wei Hu

Archive | 2014

Reconsidering the theoretical linkage between risk communication and relative personal invulnerability

Yu-Wei Hu

Archive | 2014

Testing a theoretical model on the third-person effect

Yu-Wei Hu

Archive | 2002

Analyzing the news about Taiwan’s Fourth Nuclear Power Plant

Yu-Wei Hu

Archive | 2001

The female audiences of media sports

Yu-Wei Hu

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Wayne Wanta

University of Florida

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Yi-Chen Wu

Fu Jen Catholic University

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