Television and Fear of Crime: Program Types, Audience Traits, and the Mediating Effect of Perceived Neighborhood Racial Composition

By Sarah Eschholz, Ted Chiricos, Marc G. Gertz. 2003

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Subfields: Communication, General Social Sciences, Literature and Literary Theory

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Citations in the corpus

• Media Consumption, Perceptions of Crime Risk and Fear of Crime: Examining Race/Ethnic Differences (2012, background): “Perception of neighborhood crime risk has the largest direct impact on elevating fear.8 The adjusted R2 value of .44 for the model is larger than that of most media and fear of crime analyses, but nearly identical to that reported by Eschholz et al. (2003).”
• Media, Gender, and Fear of Crime (2015, background): “terms of size of coefficients and the direction of the relationships (Chiricos et al., 1997, 2000; Eschholz et al., 2003).”