Amir Hetsroni

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Amir Hetsroni is affiliated with the following schools: Ariel University, Koç University, University of Haifa, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Tel Aviv University

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Amir Hetsroni

Communications

#2751

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#3921

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Linguistics

#1812

World Rank

#2278

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Amir Hetsroni's Degrees

PhD Communication University of Haifa
Masters Communication University of Haifa
Bachelors Communication University of Haifa

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According to Wikipedia, Amir Hetsroni is an Israeli professor of communication science, novelist and social media personality. Commonly described as an internet troll, Hetsroni is known for his extremely divisive views and frequent employment of shock humor.

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Amir Hetsroni's Published Works

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The Relationship between Values and Appeals in Israeli Advertising: A Smallest Space Analysis (2000) (79)
Television-World Estimates, Real-World Estimates, and Television Viewing: A New Scheme for Cultivation (2006) (75)
The Use of Fine Art in Advertising: A Survey of Creatives and Content Analysis of Advertisements (2005) (44)
Four Decades of Violent Content on Prime-Time Network Programming : A Longitudinal Meta-Analytic Review (2007) (40)
Three Decades of Sexual Content on Prime‐Time Network Programming: A Longitudinal Meta‐Analytic Review (2007) (31)
If You Must Be Hospitalized, Television Is Not the Place: Diagnoses, Survival Rates and Demographic Characteristics of Patients in TV Hospital Dramas (2009) (26)
Associations between Television Viewing and Love Styles: An Interpretation Using Cultivation Theory (2012) (22)
Economic Expectations, Optimistic Bias, and Television Viewing During Economic Recession (2014) (21)
A comparison of values in infomercials and commercials (2002) (21)
Sexual Content on Mainstream TV Advertising: A Cross-cultural Comparison (2007) (20)
Media Exposure and Romantic Relationship Quality: A Slippery Slope? (2014) (19)
Advertising and reality: a global study of representation and content (2012) (18)
Choosing a Mate in Television Dating Games: The Influence of Setting, Culture, and Gender (2000) (17)
The Millionaire Project: A Cross-Cultural Analysis of Quiz Shows From the United States, Russia, Poland, Norway, Finland, Israel, and Saudi Arabia (2004) (14)
Is She an Expert or Just a Woman? Gender Differences in the Presentation of Experts in TV Talk Shows (2014) (14)
Dependency and Adolescents' Perceived Usefulness of Information on Sexuality: A Cross-Cultural Comparison of Interpersonal Sources, Professional Sources and the Mass Media (2008) (13)
Public Attitudes toward Abortion in Israel: A Research Note (2001) (13)
Overrepresented Topics, Underrepresented Topics, and the Cultivation Effect (2008) (13)
Differences between Jewish–Israeli and Arab–Israeli college students in attitudes toward date selection and sex relations: A research note (2002) (12)
When the wind changes direction: The impact of content shift on the cultivation effect (2010) (12)
Violence in Television Advertising: Content Analysis and Audience Attitudes (2011) (10)
Ceiling Effect in Cultivation (2014) (9)
Geographical Proximity, Cultural Imperialism, and the Cultivation Effect (2007) (8)
Values in Infomercials and Commercials: The Influence of Format, Product Type and Advertisement Approach (2003) (8)
Open or Closed — This Is the Question: The Influence of Question Format on the Cultivation Effect (2007) (8)
Art in Advertising: A Cross-Cultural Examination of Ads and Creatives (2005) (8)
What do you really need to know to be a millionaire? Content analysis of quiz shows in America and in Israel (2001) (7)
“Who Wants To Be a Millionaire” in America,Russia, and Saudi Arabia: A Celebration of Differences or a UnifiedGlobal Culture? (2003) (7)
Violent Crime on American Television: A Critical Interpretation of Empirical Studies (2012) (6)
Caregiving Representations at Work and the Moderating Role of Job Self-Efficacy (2015) (6)
Cultivation and Counter Cultivation: Does Religiosity Shape the Relationship between Television Viewing and Estimates of Crime Prevalence and Assessment of Victimization Likelihood? (2013) (6)
Violence in mainstream TV advertising: A comparison of the representation of physical aggression in American and Israeli commercials (2010) (6)
Advertising in a Collective-Horizontal Culture: Israeli Lottery Advertisements Between Collectivism and Individualism (2011) (4)
Does Helping Others Impair Caregivers' Health? Associating Caregiving, Life Satisfaction, and Physical Health (2015) (4)
The Presentation and Reconstruction of Art in Advertising: A Content Analysis, A Survey of Creatives and a General Public Survey (2005) (4)
The Gender of TV Expertise: A Combined Quantitative/Qualitative Analysis of Israeli TV Talk Shows (2016) (3)
Rule Britannia! Britannia rules the waves: A cross-cultural study of five English-speaking versions of a British quiz show format (2005) (3)
Pluralistic media ignorance: Presence and causes (2011) (3)
Geo-cultural proximity, genre exposure, and cultivation (2008) (3)
The Quiz Show as a Cultural Mirror: Who Wants to be a Millionaire in the English-Speaking World (2005) (3)
Pro Choice Versus Pro‐Life in the Holy Land: Socioeconomic and Attitudinal Correlates of Public Opinion Towards Non‐Vital Abortion in Israel (2001) (3)
Millionaires Around the World: Analisys of Quiz Shows in America, Israel and Poland (2001) (2)
Revealing images as Facebook profile pictures: Influences of demographics and relationship status (2017) (2)
Assessing the tone of televised economic messages during economic recovery: Positive and negative, global and local (2013) (2)
Adolescents' Perceived Usefulness of Information on Sexuality: A Cross-Cultural Comparison of Interpersonal Sources, Professional Sources and the Mass Media (2007) (2)
GLOBALIZATION AND KNOWLEDGE HIERARCHY THROUGH THE EYES OF A QUIZ SHOW (2005) (2)
All we were saying was give peace a chance: The future of Israeli high school peace activists. (1998) (1)
Monotheism and television: a comparative content analysis of religion in prime-time programming in the USA, Israel, and Turkey (2020) (1)
The rise and fall of the right to “proper representation”: regulation policy concerning minorities and cultural diversity in Israeli commercial television (2010) (1)
An introduction: Advertising - truth, trust and belief (2012) (1)
Religiosity, Repression and Cultivation: Different Patterns of TV Viewing Effects on Crime Prevalence Estimates and Personal Victimization Likelihood Assessment (2012) (1)
Interest Rate Demands and Television Viewing—Is a Single Exposure More Influential Than Routine Viewing? (2017) (1)
Stereotypical Gender Attributions across Sexual Orientations on Tinder: Evidence from Turkey (2020) (1)
Advances in Digital Intimacy Research (2020) (0)
Economic Expectations and Perceived Economic Conditions Indexes (2014) (0)
Nostalgia: reflections on periodical representations in advertising (2012) (0)
Caregiving representations at work and the moderating role of job self-efficacy. Psychological Reports: Employment Psychology & Marketing, 116, 1, 60-73. DOI: 10.2466/01.PRO.116k12w2. (2015) (0)
Is She an Expert or Just a Woman? Gender Differences in the Presentation of Experts in TV Talk Shows (2014) (0)
Numerically Under-Represented but Equally TreatedFemale Experts in Israeli TV Talk Shows and Not Shows (2015) (0)
The Impact of TV Violence on Violent Crime:Reanalyzing Meta-Analyses and Looking at Longitudinal Figures (2013) (0)
Pluralistic Ignorance Through Media (2017) (0)
Values in Israeli advertising: a decade-long observation (2012) (0)
Crime Pay Off and Does It Curb Potential Harmful Effects Off-Screen (2013) (0)
Objectionable content on mainstream advertising: how much sex and violence do television commercials actually carry and what does the public think of it? (2012) (0)
Religious Practices and Conversations in American and Israeli Prime-Time Television Programming (2018) (0)
When the most popular format reaches the most atypical country : Reality TV and religion in Israel (2018) (0)
Book Notes (2005) (0)
It Happened on Tinder : Reflections and Studies on Internet-Infused Dating (2019) (0)

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