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DEĞERLER, İLETİŞİM DAVRANIŞI VE POLİTİK KATILIM

Values Communication Behavior, and Political Participation

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  • İstanbul Üniversitesi İletişim Fakültesi Dergisi

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  • 2007

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This article examines how communication patterns mediate the influences of values on political participation. We find that the positive effects of postmaterial values on participation are mediated through reading public affairs content in newspapers. In contrast, materialist values negatively affect participation through watching television entertainment. Interpersonal discussion in which disagreement occurs mediates both the positive effect of reading public affairs and the negative effect materialism on political participation. We also provide what may be a beter explanation of the influence of communication patterns on political participation by going beyond acquisition of factual political knowledge. We shozu that individuals' efforts to think about news and search for additional information and perspectives modify what people "get from" media. Reflecting about news and integrating information from various sources promote beter understanding of the political world and may provide a stronger cognitive base for political participation than factual political knowledge.
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Abstract (Original Language): 
Bu makale, iletişim modellerinin politik katılım üzerinde değerlerin etkisine nasıl aracılık ettiğini tartışmaktadır. Öncelikle, Post-materyalist değerlerin katılım üzerindeki olumlu etkilerinin gazetelerdeki kamuyu ilgilendiren konuların içeriğini okumak yoluyla yönlendirildiğini tespit ettik. Buna karşın, televizyon eğlenceliklerinde vurgulanan materyalist değerler, politik katılımı olumsuz yönde etkilemektedir. Kişilerarast fikir uyuşmazlıkları ise, kamuyu ilgilendiren konuları okumadaki olumlu etki ve politik katılım üzerinde materyalizmin olumsuz etkisinin aynı zamanda ortaya çıkmasına aracılık eder. Gerçeklere dayanan politik bilgi/haberin kazanılmasıyla, politik katılım üzerinde iletişim örneklerinin etkisi daha İyi açıklanabilir. Bu çalışmada, haber hakkında düşünmek için bireylerin çaba göstermesi, daha fazla bilgi araştırması ve bireylerin medyadan aldıklarıyla değişen perspektiflerini gösteriyoruz. Haberleri yansıtma ve çeşitli kaynaklardan bilgiyi tamamlama, politik dünyayı daha iyi anlamayı geliştirir ve gerçeklere dayanan politik bilgi/haberden çok politik katılım için güçlü bilişsel bir temel oluşturmayı sağlayabilir.
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