英文摘要 |
This study attempts to investigate the public views on the way of rendering positive and warm types of media images by parent groups for the mentally impaired. This study is focused on the mental model of parent groups in terms of the images for the developmentally disabled in media campaigns. Furthermore, this study investigates the perception of the public toward the media images portrayed by these organizations. To obtain and compare the conceptual models of these two groups, this study utilizes the Zaltman Metaphor Elicitation Technique (ZMET) to conduct qualitative and quantitative research by using structural equation modeling. The results of this study indicate that current parent group campaigns include the implicit mental elements of “social recognition," “educational learning," and “social support," largely matching the messages received by the public. Moreover, the campaign images produced by parent groups contribute to an extent in correcting the impression of the public upon disadvantaged groups, however which finding was failed to fulfill by previous interview survey studies. |