Perceptions of Uncivil Discourse Online: An Examination of Types and Predictors
Perceptions of Uncivil Discourse Online: An Examination of Types and Predictors
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对在线不文明言论的看法：类型和预测因素的检验
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2020
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Stephen A. Rains
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K. Kenski;Kevin Coe;Stephen A. Rains
公共话语中的不文明行为已成为公民和学者共同关注的紧迫问题，但大多数研究都狭隘地关注精英话语中的不文明行为。本研究探讨如何外行公众感知不文明，使用两个调查跟踪的具体类型的不文明言论的看法的差异，并确定这些看法的预测因素。结果表明，不同类型的不礼貌行为会引起不同的反应。特别是，辱骂和粗俗被认为比其他言语行为更不文明。此外，几个人口统计学，个性和新闻消费变量进行了分析，作为不文明的看法预测。
Incivility in public discourse has become a pressing concern of citizens and scholars alike, but most research has focused narrowly on incivility in elite discourse. The present study examines how the lay public perceives incivility, using two surveys to track differences in perceptions of specific types of uncivil speech and identify predictors of those perceptions. The results show that different types of incivility elicit different responses. In particular, name-calling and vulgarity were rated as more uncivil than were other speech acts. In addition, several demographic, personality, and news consumption variables were analyzed as predictors of incivility perceptions.