The Perceived Realism of African American Portrayals on Television
The Perceived Realism of African American Portrayals on Television
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电视中非裔美国人形象的现实主义认知
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2008
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通讯作者：
Narissra Maria Punyanunt
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作者：
Narissra Maria Punyanunt
基于412名本科生的问卷调查，本研究试图考察具体的看法（即，职业角色，消极的人格特征，低成就地位，和积极的刻板印象）的非裔美国人在电视上描绘。结果显示，电视观众认为职业角色和人格特征，非洲裔美国人在电视上描绘的真实的或真实的生活。相反，观众并不认为电视上非洲裔美国人的低成就角色和积极的刻板印象是现实的或准确的。这些发现支持了过去的研究，即电视可以影响观众对非洲裔美国人的看法。
Based on questionnaire responses from 412 undergraduate students, this study sought to examine specific perceptions (i.e., occupational roles, negative personality characteristics, low achieving status, and positive stereotypes) of African American portrayals on television. Results revealed that television viewers perceive the occupational roles and personality characteristics that African Americans portray on television as real or true to life. On the contrary, viewers do not perceive the low-achieving roles and positive stereotypes of African Americans on television as realistic or accurate. These findings support past research that suggests that television can affect the way viewers think about African Americans in general.