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Tae Kyoung Lee (University of Utah) Hye Kyung Kim (Nanyang Technological University)
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한국언론학회 Asian Communication Research Asian Communication Research Vol.21 No.2
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2024.8
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175 - 194 (20page)

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While framing studies in health communication research are grounded in prospect theory, there are deviations from the original prospect theory in three major areas: (1) the conceptualization of risk as susceptibility/severity rather than certainty, (2) the presentation of outcomes of difffferent events in gain- and loss-framed messages rather than difffferent aspects of the same outcome, and (3) the use of participants’ ratings as outcome variables instead of participants’ choice of one option over the other. To understand the implications of these discrepancies, two randomized experiments were conducted within the context of obesity policy support. In experiment 1, participants were asked to rate their support for policies. With a framing approach consistent with prospect theory (called prospect-theory framing in this study), participants’ ratings were marginally signifificant but in a consistent pattern with prospect theory; however, no effffect was found with the framing approach described in health communication literature (called persuasion framing in this study). In Study 2, participants were asked to choose one policy for obesity over the other, revealing a result aligning with the prospect theory predictions. These fifindings underscore the inflfluence of both framing conceptualization and outcome measurement on observed framing effffects.

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ABSTRACT
THREE MAJOR DISCREPANCIES IN FRAMING RESEARCH
CONTEXT OF THIS STUDY: OBESITY POLICIES
GENERAL DISCUSSION
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