Search results for "quid-pro-quo"

showing 1 items of 1 documents

Proclivity of sexual harassment and blame attribution in journalism: experiential narratives of ghanaian female journalists

2021

Though the proclivity of sexual-related harassments in African journalism is high, the rates of reporting of these incidences and empirical studies are low. Using a gendered approach, the study presents and exploratory inquiry into the lived experiences and impressions of Ghanaian female journalists about incidences of sexual harassments. The study examines how female journalists experience both newsroom harassments and on-assignment sexual harassments including the role they play in quid pro quo exchanges, which are relevant aspects of sexual harassments in the profession. The study also looks at blame attribution strategies female journalists adopt in assigning blame for sexual harassment…

quid-pro-quonaisettoimittajat (media)Computer Networks and Communicationsmedia_common.quotation_subjectGhanaExperiential learningsukupuolinen häirintäsukupuoliBlameEmpirical researchon-assignment sexual harassmentsexual harassmentNarrativehäirintämedia_commonBlame attributionCommunicationsyyllistäminenmedia-alatoimitukset (media)self-blame attributionjournalismiHarassmentJournalismPsychologyAttributionother-women blame attributionSocial psychologyObservatorio (OBS*)
researchProduct