The Effect of Valence Message Framing on the Continued Influence Effect

Thesis title: The Effect of Valence Message Framing on the Continued Influence Effect
Author: Bank, Shanna
Thesis type: Diploma thesis
Supervisor: Pauknerová, Daniela
Opponents: Procházka, David Anthony
Thesis language: English
Abstract:
The aim of this research is to determine the extent to which the framing of information can reduce the persistence of misinformation. The overall research consists of two experiments of which the first has been conducted and is described in this paper. It investigates the strength of differently framed statements and the degree to which the regulatory focus fit the participants experienced influenced their preference for certain statements. 52 participants have completed the survey in which they were presented several statements containing the same facts but framed differently based on the principles of valence message framing. The research found the positive goal frame, positive valence frame and the company s original statement to be most effective. These statements will form the basis for the second experiment which aims to combine the different frames in such a manner that the continued influence effect will be reduced.
Keywords: Negations; Regulatory Focus Fit; Misinformation; The Continued Influence Effect; Valence Message Framing
Thesis title: Framing and its Effect on Misinformation
Author: Bank, Shanna
Thesis type: Diplomová práce
Supervisor: Pauknerová, Daniela
Opponents: Procházka, David Anthony
Thesis language: English
Abstract:
The aim of this research is to determine the extent to which the framing of information can reduce the persistence of misinformation. The overall research consists of two experiments of which the first has been conducted and is described in this paper. It investigates the strength of differently framed statements and the degree to which the regulatory focus fit the participants experienced influenced their preference for certain statements. 52 participants have completed the survey in which they were presented several statements containing the same facts but framed differently based on the principles of valence message framing. The research found the positive goal frame, positive valence frame and the company s original statement to be most effective. These statements will form the basis for the second experiment which aims to combine the different frames in such a manner that the continued influence effect will be reduced.
Keywords: Negations; Valence Message Framing; Misinformation; The Continued Influence Effect; Regulatory Focus Fit

Information about study

Study programme: Ekonomika a management/International Management
Type of study programme: Magisterský studijní program
Assigned degree: Ing.
Institutions assigning academic degree: Vysoká škola ekonomická v Praze
Faculty: Faculty of Business Administration
Department: Department of Managerial Psychology and Sociology

Information on submission and defense

Date of assignment: 9. 11. 2015
Date of submission: 26. 8. 2016
Date of defense: 14. 9. 2016
Identifier in the InSIS system: https://insis.vse.cz/zp/55151/podrobnosti

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