Garkavenko Z. Gender features of formation of a subjective image of participants of political interaction for youth (on materials of political advertising)

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Thesis for the degree of Candidate of Sciences (CSc)

State registration number

0406U004672

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Specialization

  • 19.00.05 - Соціальна психологія; психологія соціальної роботи

21-11-2006

Specialized Academic Board

К 26.457.01

Essay

The thesis is dedicated study of gender features of formation of a subjective image of participants of political interaction under influence of advertising. In-process on the basis of theoretical analysis pithy and structural characteristics of process of a perception of miscellaneous types of political advertising are retrieved. In-process are empirically determined gender features remedial, interpretative, estimated and conative ingredients of perceptual process. It is proved, that perceptions, the estimation and interpreting by youth of subjects of political interaction, introduced in advertising messages is realized on particular estimated construckts. It is proved, that gender perceptual circuits influence process of formation of a subjective image of participants of political interaction. It is exhibited, that perceptions, the estimation and interpreting of subjects of political interaction, introduced in political advertising, descends on the hierarchy diagrams stipulated by a social floor of arecipient. Influence of the factor masculinity-feminity on construction of a subjective image of participants of political interaction is empirically proved. On the basis of empirical dates the circuit of construction of the efficient political advertising message with allowance for revealed gender features of a social perception is developed. Perspectives of the further researches which consist of definition (determination) of dynamics (changes) perceptual processes of domestic electorate, definitions (determinations) of features perceptive processes of the electorate miscellaneous age, regional and professional groups are in-process scheduled.

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