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6. Accommodating a Legend

Author

Harwood, Jake, primary, NussBaum, Jon F., additional, Pierson, Herbert, additional, Gallois, Cindy, additional, and Gasiorek, Jessica, additional

Published
2018
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17. Chapter 9: Social Identity Theory and Mass Communication Research.

Author

Harwood, Jake and Roy, Abhik

Subjects
INTERGROUP communication, MASS media, GROUP identity, INFORMATION theory, COMMUNICATION
Abstract

Chapter 9 of the book "Intergroup Communication" is presented. The authors cite the ways in which an intergroup communication approach reflects mass communication processes. They believe that the intergroup approach offers sound theoretical reasons for analyzing the quantity and quality of the media portrayals of groups. They stress the importance of the control over media production and dissemination to group vitality.

Published
2005

18. Chapter 11: A Self-Categorization Perspective on Communication and Intergroup Relations.

Author

Reid, Scott A., Giles, Howard, and Harwood, Jake

Subjects
INFORMATION theory, CATEGORIZATION (Psychology), INTERGROUP communication, INTERGROUP relations, GROUP identity
Abstract

Chapter 11 of the book "Intergroup Communication" is presented. The authors provide information on self-categorization theory (SCT) on communication and intergroup relations. They note the opportunity for SCT to advance the study of language and communication and describe SCT as a social-cognitive account of identity salience. They believe that researchers who intend to measure normative behavior consider the salient self-categorizations of participants.

Published
2005

19. Chapter 1: Intergroup Theory and Communication Processes.

Author

Harwood, Jake, Giles, Howard, and Palomares, Nicholas A.

Subjects
INTERGROUP communication, SOCIAL interaction, GROUPS, INTERPERSONAL relations, INTERGROUP relations
Abstract

Chapter 1 of the book "Intergroup Communication" is presented. The authors argue the distinct theoretical and empirical domain of intergroup communication and describe its conceptual bases, its omnipresence and the central theoretical paradigms within the area. They define intergroup communication as an interaction that occurs when either party defines self or other in terms of group memberships. They note that the consideration of interpersonal features is reduced as encounters become highly intergroup in nature.

Published
2005

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