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Uses and gratifications

Uses and gratifications “Uses and gratifications” er betegnelsen på en teoretisk tilgang med funktionalistisk fortegn, som vil forklare individets mediebrug som behovstyret. Den var mest udbredt i 1960’erne og 1970’erne, men dens grundtanker findes allerede i forskning fra midten af 1940’erne. Velkendt er fx Hertha Herzogs kvalitative undersøgelse (1944) af motiverne til at lytte til sæbeoperaer […]

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Forfatter Sven Windahl

Emneredaktør David Mathieu

Se også Modtager Publikumsforskning Receptionsforskning

Supplerende læsning

Bilandzic, Patriarche & Traudt 2012, Bruhn Jensen 2012c

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