Schramm Wright Dunlap & Jones

Size: px

Start display at page:

Download "Schramm Wright Dunlap & Jones"

恒谢
5 years ago
Views:

1 %

2 Schramm Wright Dunlap & Jones

3 Van Liere & Dunlap Jones & Dunlap 1992 Xiao & McCright 2007 Weaver CGSS 2011 Kalof Downs 1972 Ostman & Parker 1987 Dahlstrom & Scheufele

4 Shanahan et al CGSS CGSS2010 New Ecological Paradigm Scale 1 Gerbner & Gross 1976 Beullens & Bulck 2011 Kennedy 2009 Kennedy NEP NEP 125

5 c 2 a1* b1 3 a2* b2 4 a3* b3 5 a4* b4 6 a5* b5 1 a b c c' 126

6 1 a b a* b a1* b1 OLS Bootstrap SPSS PROCESS Preacher & Hayes 2008 PROCESS F Andrew F. Hayes SPSS SPSS Bootstrap PROCESS SPSS Syntax AMOS LISREL MPLUS 2014 AMOS Lau 127

7 & Cheung 2012 MPLUS Preacher & Hayes 2008 LISREL t Cheung 2007 PROCESS Sobel 2014 Sobel Sobel Macho & Ledermann 2011 Bootstrap Bootstrap 2014 PROCESS Bootstrap c 2 c' a1* b1 a2* b2 a3* b3 a4* b4 a5* b5 PROCESS 95% 128

8 CGSS CGSS / % % % % 8. 9 CGSS

9 Cronbach's α DeVellis ~ = 1 = = 1 = = 1 = = 1 = = 1 = ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 5 130

10 p < % 3 1 OLS *** *** *** ** ** * *** *** b ** * *** a* b * * * R * p < ** p < *** p <

11 p < % % % % 6. 63% 1. 47% 0. 49% % 95% / % c c' a1* b a2* b a3* b a4* b a5* b

12 a 5 b 2 * p < ** p < *** p <

13 % 21. 9%

15 CGSS CGSS CGSS CGSS Beullens K. Roe K. & Jan Van den Bulck J The Impact of Adolescents' News and Action Movie Viewing on Risky Driving Behavior A Longitudinal Study. Human Communication Research Cheung W. L Comparison of Approaches to Constructing Confidence Intervals for Mediating Effects Using Structural Equation Models. Structural Equation Modeling A Multidisciplinary Journal Dahlstrom Michael F. & Dietram A. Scheufele Diversity of Television Exposure and its Association with the Cultivation of Concern for Environmental Risk. Environmental Communication 4 1. Devellis R. F Development theory and applications 1st ed. Thousand Oaks Sage publications. Downs A Up and Down with Ecology. Public Interest 28. Dunlap R. E. & Robert E. Jones Environmental Concern Conceptual and Measurement Issues in R. E. Dunlap and W. Michelson Handbook of Environmental Sociology Westport CT Greenwood Press. Gerbner G. & Gress L Living with Telerisim The Violence Profile. Journal of Communication Jones R. E. & Dunlap R. E The Social Bases of Environmental Concern Have They Changed over Time 136

16 Rural Sociology Kalof Linda Understanding the Social Construction of Environmental Concern. Human Ecology Review 4 2. Kennedy J. J Maintaining Popular Support for the Chinese Communist Party The Influence of Education and the State-Controlled Media. Political Studies Kent D. Van Liere & Riley E. Dunlap The Social Bases of Environmental Concern A Review of Hypotheses Explanations and Empirical Evidence. The Public Opinion Quarterly Lau R. S. & Cheung G. W Estimating and Comparing Specific Mediation Effects in Complex Latent Variable Models. Organizational Research Methods Macho S. & Ledermann T Estimating Testing and Comparing Specific Effects in Structural Equation Models The Phantom Model Approach. Psychological Methods Ostman R. E. & Parker J. L A public's Environmental Information Sources and Evaluations of Mass Media. Journal of Environmental Education Preacher K. I. & Hayes A. F Asymptotic and Resampling Strategies for Assessing and Comparing Indirect Effects in Multiple Mediator Models. Behavior Research Methods Schramm W The Story of Human Communication Cave Painting to Microchip. New York Harper & Row. Shanahan James. Morgan Michael. & Mads Stenbjerre Green or Brown Television and the Cultivation of Environmental Concern. Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media Weaver A. A Determinants of Environmental Attitudes A Five County Comparison. International Journal of Sociology Wright C. R Functional Analysis and Mass Communication. Public Opinion Quarterly Xiao C. & M. McCright A Environmental Concern and Sociodemographic Variables A Study of Statistical Model. The Journal of Environmental Education

17 flexibly while doing farming which forms so-called outflow and backflow mechanism based on the family lifecycle. The rural industry also reshapes rural-urban landscape while makes in situ urbanization possible. Lastly this paper presents a complex relationship between the rural industry and in situ urbanization especially intergenerational mobility from rural to urban areas based on the family decisionmaking process. PAPER Escape from Educational Inequality Inequality in Graduate Education and Its Influencing Factors Jiao Kaishan Li Lingchun & Sun Zhanshu 102 Abstract The research investigated the inequality of postgraduate education among students from families with different socio-economic status and the influencing factors by follow-up survey. It shows that there are significant differences in postgraduate education among students from families with different socio-economic status and the differences in overseas postgraduate education opportunities are even greater. In addition among the top performing students those from higher socio-economic families have no significant advantages in domestic postgraduate education opportunities but have obvious advantages in overseas graduate education opportunities. Compared with students at elite universities students at non-elite universities have relatively higher inequalities in domestic graduate education opportunities. Finally the paper explains the research results from the rational choice theory of educational decisionmaking the theory of compensation advantage and the selection mechanism of the educational transition process. The Effect of Education on Chinese Residents Environmental Concern Based on the Multi-Mediation Analysis of Media Use Lu Chuntian Shi Jing & Chen Ling 122 Abstract The improvement of the public's environmental concern is significantly important for the construction of ecological civilization. Based on the CGSS2010 data this paper explores the influences of different media-use on the residents' environmental concern via multiple mediation models. The result indicates that education has both direct and indirect effects on the environmental concern. The direct effect promotes the residents' environmental concern through cultivating the public's harmonious view of human beings and nature via education's socialization function. Meanwhile the indirect effect embodies that the increasing education degree enhances the residents' environmental concern by influencing choice 244

18 and usage of different media e. g. Television Newspaper the Internet. Among different media uses mediation effect of the Internet is the highest then followed by television and newspaper. On the contrary radio and magazine have not played a significant role. The result suggests the rising of new media and the falling of traditional media in the socialization process as well as inspires policy-making and implications on the improvement of residents' environmental concern by utilization of different media. Does Social Links Affect the Probability of Chinese Adults' Remarriage Wu Yiwen 138 Abstract Social links exert a great influence on individual's remarriage probability from the structural perspective. This paper explores the effects of social structure on the remarriage opportunity by analyzing the relationship between remarriage chances and family relationships friends' networks and working networks. Applying the event history analysis and using data from the Chinese Family Panel Study 2010 we find that these three links have significant effects on remarriage chance after controlling other variables. In the factor of family relationships relative size and the pressure of parenting increase the probability of individual's remarriage. In terms of working relationship the working experience apparently enhances the chance of remarriage. Among the network of friends however the intimate association with friends delays the timing. Meanwhile the effects of social links on the remarriage behavior also have the sexual and rural-urban differences. The Personal Identification and Mothering Practices under Structural Constraints A Qualitative Case Study on the Career Break of Middle-class Mothers Cai Ling 159 Abstract This research explores and analyzes the identity construction and action of middle-class mothers through narrative method and from institutional ethnography perspective. Based on 15 in-depth interviews of stay-at-home mothers it finds that they recognize their decisions as voluntary choices though we argued them as choice gap under structural constrains. Meanwhile they also work part-time which helps establish positive self-identification to avoid being labelled as traditional housewives. However mothering identity and the career break consolidate the existing gendered and market-oriented childcare system to some extent. They also strengthen the low state intervention on childcare. It calls promotion of social change for the care and work compatible. 245

Bumpass et al Sweeney Glen. H. E social links Giele & Elder 1998 CFPS 2010 Becker. G. S Easterlin R. A Oppenheimeer V. K marriage

Bumpass et al Sweeney Glen. H. E social links Giele & Elder 1998 CFPS 2010 Becker. G. S Easterlin R. A Oppenheimeer V. K marriage 2010 2016 415. 8 3. 0 2016 2013 2015 350. 0 363. 6 384. 1 2. 58 2. 67 2. 79 2013 2015 307. 9 326. 7 340. 4 2. 26 2. 40 2. 50 2016 1 2 1 2 138 Bumpass et al. 1990 Sweeney 1997 2015 1998 Glen. H. E social