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Cornelia Mothes - Objektivität als professionelles Abgrenzungskriterium im Journalismus

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Objektivität als professionelles Abgrenzungskriterium im Journalismus

Series: Aktuell. Studien zum Journalismus

Volume 7 2014

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Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 2-12

„… Mediengesellschaft bei.BUT_Mothes_0546-7.indd 2 22.01.14 08:56Eine dissonanztheoretische Studie zum …” „… JournalismusCornelia MothesBUT_Mothes_0546-7.indd 3 22.01.14 08:561. Auflage 2014?Nomos Verlagsgesellschaft …” „… deutschen Volkes gefördert.?Titelbild: istockphotoBUT_Mothes_0546-7.indd 4 22.01.14 08:565 Vorwort Die …”

Abbildungsverzeichnis S. 13-14

Tabellenverzeichnis S. 15-16

Einleitung S. 17-22

Bürgerjournalismus und das Ideal des herrschaftsfreien Diskurses S. 23-28

Bürgerjournalismus und das Ideal des professionellen Journalismus S. 28-32

Qualitätsverlust im Journalismus S. 32-37

Entgrenzung des Journalismus als Profession S. 37-40

Glaubwürdigkeitsverlust des Journalismus S. 40-43

Sinkende Nachfrage nach journalistischen Inhalten S. 43-47

Folgen für Journalismus und Demokratie S. 47-50

Objektivität als kommunikationspolitische Leitidee S. 51-55

Objektivität als Leitidee des professionellen Selbstbildes S. 55-62

Objektivität auf drei Ebenen der Professionalisierung S. 62-68

Professionelles statt institutionelles Handeln S. 68-71

Das Subjekt in der Journalismusforschung S. 71-75

Die Theorie der kognitiven Dissonanz als Grundlage der Untersuchung von Objektivität als Professionsmerkmal S. 75-84

Einstellungseinfluss auf das Informationsverhalten bei Nicht-Journalisten S. 85-101

Einstellungseinfluss auf das Informationsverhalten bei Journalisten S. 101-112

Einflussfaktoren auf die einstellungsbedingte Informationsverzerrung bei Nicht-Journalisten S. 112-117

Einflussfaktoren auf die einstellungsbedingte Informationsverzerrung bei Journalisten S. 117-129

Die Wahrnehmung von Norm-Inkonsistenz infolge einstellungs-konsistenten Handelns S. 129-131

Der Umgang mit Norm-Inkonsistenz aus Sicht der Dissonanzforschung S. 131-141

Der Umgang mit Norm-Inkonsistenz aus Sicht der Journalismusforschung S. 141-146

Zusammenfassung & Hypothesen S. 147-150

Experimentelles Design S. 151-154

Vorbetrachtung S. 155-156

Qualitative Fokusgruppe S. 156

Quantitative Voruntersuchung S. 156-161

Vorbetrachtung S. 161-162

Stimuluskonstruktion Statements (Phase I) S. 162-164

Manipulationscheck Statements (Phase I) S. 164-168

Stimuluskonstruktion Einzelinformationen (Phase II) S. 168

Manipulationscheck Einzelinformationen (Phase II) S. 168-173

Überblick S. 173-176

Kurzzusammenfassung der Befunde & Implikationen für die Hauptuntersuchung S. 176-178

Zusammenfassung der Voruntersuchungen S. 178

Die Methode der Hauptuntersuchung im Überblick S. 179-180

Die journalistische Stichprobe S. 180-187

Die nicht-journalistische Stichprobe S. 187-190

Repräsentativitätsvergleiche S. 190-194

Experimenteller Verlauf S. 195-197

Stichprobenanpassung S. 197-198

Unabhängige Variable: Expertenstatement S. 198

Abhängige Variablen: Objektivitätskriterien S. 198-200

Experimenteller Verlauf S. 200-202

Stichprobenanpassung S. 202

Unabhängige Variablen: Einzelinformationen & Hinweis auf Objektivität S. 202-203

Abhängige Variablen: Verzerrung & Ausgewogenheit S. 203-204

Experimenteller Verlauf S. 204-208

Stichprobenanpassung S. 208-209

Das Dissonanzthermometer S. 209-210

Reduktionsstrategien S. 210-214

Kontrollvariablen für Phase I, II und III S. 214-229

Phasen-spezifische Kontrollvariablen S. 229-232

Ergänzende Pretests S. 233-234

Fragestellung S. 235-236

Überblick über die statistische Analyse S. 236-237

Vorbetrachtung S. 237-239

Analyse der Statementbeurteilung S. 239-245

Fragestellung S. 245-246

Überblick über die statistische Analyse S. 246-247

Vorbetrachtung S. 247-249

Analyse der Informations-Verzerrung S. 249-252

Analyse der Informations-Ausgewogenheit S. 252-256

Fragestellung S. 256-257

Überblick über die statistische Analyse S. 257-258

Vorbetrachtung S. 258-259

Analyse des Verlaufs emotionaler Dissonanz S. 259-265

Analyse journalistischer Strategien zur Reduktion emotionaler Dissonanz S. 265-268

Zusammenfassung & Diskussion S. 269-282

Literaturverzeichnis S. 283-358

Anhang S. 359-424

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Robert Kramer - The Birth of Relationship Therapy

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The Birth of Relationship Therapy

Series: Forum Psychosozial

Volume 2019

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Mother Love S. 31-33

„… IV Mother Love Among his most radical innovations in psychotherapy, Otto Rank was the first to …” „… the mother love sought for since his earliest childhood,” said Rank (1926, p. 39). As a virtual …” „… express, one’s creative will is also essential for patients. “Mother love” may become an opiate, leading …”

The Trauma of Birth S. 15-21

„… child (on both sides alternately)” (ibid.). Each partner projects the mother-child relation on the other …” „… own individual creation” (ibid., pp. 85–86). The mother-child relation is the template for the …” „… sexual desire. He gave no importance in his theory or therapy to the loving quality of the mother-child …”

What Does a Woman Want? S. 38-41

„… to become agents of social change for disadvantaged groups such as unwed mothers,minorities, thepoor …” „… Freud’s Oedipal narrative. Silhouetted against an omnipotent father-figure, the mothers of Little Hans …”

There’s No Substitute for Reading Rank S. 22-26

„… mother-child relation, the human capability to feel for others gives us the potential to develop “our empathic …”

An Identity with the Cosmic Process S. 108-112

„… mother, but of everything living – witness the reverence of the primitive for animals. In man …” „… that earliest stage of individualization, the child is not only factually one with the mother but …” „… “merely” with XXIV An Identity with the Cosmic Process 111 the human mother that bore us but an identity …”

The Consciousness of Living S. 60-62

„… religiously toward God, socially toward the father, or biologically toward the mother” (p. 101). Neither God …” „… , nor father, nor mother is the primary cause of our feeling of anxiety and guilt. It is ordinary living …”

I Sense an Intelligence Rendered Clairvoyant by Feeling S. 34-37

„… precipitates in the patient” (Lieberman, 1985, p. xxxvii). “Rank is like a tender watching mother,” wrote Wilda …” „… big enough to mother the world, but is that possible?” “The problem of human relationship,” said Rank …”

Otto Rank, Midwife of the Subject S. 27-30

„… Sprengnether’s The Spectral Mother: Freud, Feminism, and Psychoanalysis, showed how Freud’s refusal to see the …” „… pre-Oedipal mother, as illuminated in Rank’s The Trauma of Birth, “nearly effaces her” – and all other women …”

I Was Born Beyond Psychology S. 119-123

„… experimental proof, that sexual intercourse causes two sets of germcells – called “mother” and “father” – to …” „… birth of the child from the mother, beyond the birth of the individual from the mass, to the birth of …”

He Was Always Wrapped Upin His Deep Feelings S. 42-44

„… stayed connected. “While discovering the mother in himself, Rank also recognized the limit to the …”

Life Fear … Death Fear S. 63-66

„… , such as mother or father, the anxiety that “appears in consequence of individualization, is the fear of …”

The Real I, or Self with Its Own Power, the Will S. 53-56

„… themselves will feel whole. In the 20th century, Martha Graham, renown as the “mother of modern dance …”

Creation of One’s Own Individual Cosmos S. 70-74

„… ofMotherNature – reaching toward the fantasy of causa-sui: pure independence. But the project to create oneself …”

Who Am I? How Did I Come into the World? Why Was I Not Consulted? S. 113-118

„… religiously toward God, socially toward the father, or biologically toward the mother” (p. 101). “Who,” Carl …”

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 1-14

„… Mother Love 31 V I Sense an Intelligence Rendered Clairvoyant by Feeling 34 VI What Does a Woman Want? 38 …”

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Difficult

2022

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Part I THROUGH A MOTHER’S EYES S. 1-132

„… burden for a mother to bear. Our culture celebrates mother-child unity. Yet mothering also means giving …” „… Mother-BlameChapter FourGuilt, Shame, and Mother-BlameYou know, you want to feel proud of your children. You want to …” „… Mother-Blame• Chapter 5: Torn in TwoChapters 6 to 8 are specific to mental illness and substance abuse.Chapters …”

Appendix C The Mothers S. 215-224

„… 215Appendix CThe MothersAppendix CThe MothersAda (eighty; African American; high school graduate …” „… York City in order to afford her-self some “peace and quiet” away from the constant mother-daughter …” „… older mother.Natalie (sixty-eight; Caucasian; graduate studies; son, Chip) had three adult children all …”

Appendix A Resources for Mothers and Adult Children S. 195-208

„… 195Appendix AResources for Mothers and Adult ChildrenAppendix AResources for Mothers and Adult …” „… article. Resources for Mothers and Adult Children 197Most therapists in private practice also may offer …” „… Resources for Mothers and Adult Children 199Spring Alliance is a network of elder abuse shelters across the …”

Index S. 257-266

„… Israel, 46; mother-child unity in, 19; motherhood in, 42–43; older mothers in, 23–24; public issues in …” „… , 96–98; mother-blame, 1, 41–43, 45–53; by professionals, 49–51. See also self-blameblind-spots, for …” „… : mother-child unity, 18–19; nature/nurture, 50; preservative love, 19children: of adult children, 29–30, 47–48 …”

Appendix B Research Methodology S. 209-214

„… interviews by talking about myself as an older woman/mother and my realization that mothering did not end …” „… understand from mothers the kinds of problems that their older “kids” face.In each site, a small group of …” „… , sixty-two years of age or older, parent of at least one biological child and the self-identified mother of a …”

Part III HELPING YOURSELF S. 155-194

„… MOTHERS?The sample for my work is not a nationally representative sample, but I did intentionally include …” „… 155Part IIIHELPING YOURSELFThis section of the book describes actions mothers can take to get help …” „… are provided of how some of the mothers were successful in changing their situa-tions. The material is …”

Preface

„… Mother, Always a Mother? 17 3 Give Me Shelter 29 4 Guilt, Shame, and Mother-Blame 41 5 Torn in Two 55 6 …” „… 9781538138885 (cloth : alk. paper) | ISBN 9781538138892 (epub) Subjects: LCSH: Parent and adult child. | Mother …” „… family.viiContentsContentsContentsAcknowledgments ixAuthor’s Note xiPART I. THROUGH A MOTHER’S EYES 1 1 What is a Difficult Adult Child? 3 2 Once a …”

Part II SMALL STEPS S. 133-154

„… on you to fix things. To look for help for yourself as a mother can feel as if you are admitting …” „… bad mother or are being disloyal to your loved one. Few people want their problems with their adult …” „… ? These are the questions that torment mothers of difficult adult children. Side by side with those …”

References S. 245-256

„… (2015): 1906–12.Caplan, Paula J., and Ian Hall-McCorquodale. “Mother-Blaming in Major Clinical Journals …” „… . “Intensive-Invisible Mothering: The Experiences of Mothers of Adult Children with Dual Diagnosis.” International …” „… . Vieth. Springer Publishing, 2021.Smith, Judith R. “Mothering in Later Life: Older Mothers and Their …”

Notes S. 225-244

„… Nursing, 10 (2004).22. Paula J. Caplan and Ian Hall-McCorquodale, “Mother-Blaming in Major Clinical …” „… Mothering Role: Abuse of Mothers by Adolescent and Adut Children,” Sex Roles, 56 (2007).12. Amanda Holt …” „… . Gross, “Mothers Are the ‘Shock Absorbers’ of Our Society,” New York Times, October 14, 2020.11. Glen …”

About the Author S. 267-268

„… ” to describe the dilemmas older mothers experience as they cope with the needs of their adult children …” „… . These mothers, although conflicted, attempt to provide financial, emotional, and/or housing support. Dr …” „… mothers who are now the default caregivers for their vulnerable adult children will be included in policy …”

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