… examines other audience attributes that appear relevant in prior assessments of media
relationships to FEAR. … The issue is not whether media accounts of crime increase fear, but which …

… : pity and fear do not seem to be emotions that are aroused in an identical manner in an
audience. The most plausible account of what it is for members of an audience to fear is, as …

… as during exposure to cats or fear conditioning. These calls are … by the social context during
fear conditioning. Animals were … calls during fear conditioning is clearly not potentiated by the …

… to fear, including crime and violence, and (2) Audience members … Eighth, the majority of
reports using fear in headlines do not … they occur in headlines with fear (and not only if they are …

… fear appeal theories showed that the effectiveness of fear … repeated) behaviors, and
targeted audiences that included a … not one level of any moderator that we tested for which fear …

… On the basis of these dimensions, there is a rationale for expecting crime drama to both
have (violence) and not have (just resolution) an influence on fear; there is also a rationale to …

… anticipated danger may not always be the dominant reaction to a feararousing communication…
Thus, a strong fear appeal which is intended to motivate the audience to take account of a …

… audiences are more fragmented than offline audiences, countering fears associated with
audience … and duplication should put the audience—and not any one individual media platform…

… The covariate, fear of negative evaluation, was not a statistically significant predictor of the
variation in comfort levels and, therefore, was dropped from the model. Results indicated that …

… Prior to the 2016 election, Duterte not only admitted his links to a … I will not allow the ruin
of the youth, the disintegration of … Neither will I be immobilized into inaction by the fear that I …