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Anke Wonneberger
Anke Wonneberger
Associate Professor in Communication Science, University of Amsterdam
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Consumers' green involvement and the persuasive effects of emotional versus functional ads
J Matthes, A Wonneberger, D Schmuck
Journal of Business Research 67 (9), 1885-1893, 2014
3872014
The skeptical green consumer revisited: Testing the relationship between green consumerism and skepticism toward advertising
J Matthes, A Wonneberger
Journal of advertising 43 (2), 115-127, 2014
3672014
How much time do you spend online? Understanding and improving the accuracy of self-reported measures of internet use
T Araujo, A Wonneberger, P Neijens, C de Vreese
Communication Methods and Measures 11 (3), 173-190, 2017
2652017
Interest in news and politics—or situational determinants? Why people watch the news
A Wonneberger, K Schoenbach, L Van Meurs
Journal of broadcasting & electronic media 55 (3), 325-343, 2011
1082011
Hashtag activism and the configuration of counterpublics: Dutch animal welfare debates on Twitter
A Wonneberger, IR Hellsten, SHJ Jacobs
Information, Communication & Society 24 (12), 1694-1711, 2021
882021
Active and passive stakeholders in issue arenas: A communication network approach to the bird flu debate on Twitter
I Hellsten, S Jacobs, A Wonneberger
Public Relations Review 45 (1), 35-48, 2019
732019
Dynamics of individual television viewing behavior: Models, empirical evidence, and a research program
A Wonneberger, K Schoenbach, L Van Meurs
Communication Studies 60 (3), 235-252, 2009
682009
Using visual impact metaphors to stimulate environmentally friendly behavior: The roles of response efficacy and evaluative persuasion knowledge
MHC Meijers, P Remmelswaal, A Wonneberger
Environmental Communication 13 (8), 995-1008, 2019
572019
Shifting public engagement: How media coverage of climate change conferences affects climate change audience segments
A Wonneberger, MHC Meijers, ART Schuck
Public Understanding of Science 29 (2), 176-193, 2020
552020
Environmentalism—A question of guilt? Testing a model of guilt arousal and effects for environmental campaigns
A Wonneberger
Journal of Nonprofit & Public Sector Marketing 30 (2), 168-186, 2018
492018
Selective media exposure and increasing knowledge gaps in Swiss referendum campaigns
DN Hopmann, A Wonneberger, A Shehata, J Höijer
International journal of public opinion research 28 (1), 73-95, 2016
482016
Back to the roots? The applications of communication science theories in strategic communication research
I Lock, A Wonneberger, P Verhoeven, I Hellsten
International Journal of Strategic Communication 14 (1), 1-24, 2020
462020
Building stakeholder relations online: How nonprofit organizations use dialogic and relational maintenance strategies on Facebook
N Van Wissen, A Wonneberger
Communication Management Review 2 (1), 54-74, 2017
452017
Agenda-setting effects of climate change litigation: Interrelations across issue levels, media, and politics in the case of Urgenda against the Dutch government
A Wonneberger, R Vliegenthart
Environmental Communication 15 (5), 699-714, 2021
432021
Staying tuned: TV news audiences in the Netherlands 1988–2010
A Wonneberger, K Schoenbach, L van Meurs
Journal of broadcasting & electronic media 56 (1), 55-74, 2012
422012
Mass media orientation and external communication strategies: Exploring organisational differences
A Wonneberger, S Jacobs
International Journal of Strategic Communication 10 (5), 368-386, 2016
392016
Reporting on the 2019 European heatwaves and climate change: Journalists' attitudes, motivations and role perceptions
N Strauss, J Painter, J Ettinger, MN Doutreix, A Wonneberger, P Walton
Journalism and Reporting Synergistic Effects of Climate Change, 226-249, 2024
342024
Explaining response errors of self-reported frequency and duration of TV exposure through individual and contextual factors
A Wonneberger, M Irazoqui
Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly 94 (1), 259-281, 2017
312017
TV news exposure of young people in changing viewing environments: A longitudinal, cross-national comparison using people-meter data
A Wonneberger, SJ Kim
International Journal of Communication 11, 22, 2017
312017
Is it climate change? Coverage by online news sites of the 2019 European summer heatwaves in France, Germany, the Netherlands, and the UK
J Painter, J Ettinger, MN Doutreix, N Strauß, A Wonneberger, P Walton
Climatic Change 169, 1-28, 2021
302021
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