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    Title: 異屬傳播對影響中國醫師採用新藥的功能
    Authors: 皇甫河旺
    Keywords: 同屬傳播;異屬傳播;傳播效果;新藥採用過程;親身傳播
    Date: 1979-12
    Issue Date: 2018-07-26 16:00:01 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: 本文旨在分析醫生採用新藥的過程,以探究傳播者和受播者的屬性究竟是傾向「同屬」或「異屬」才能產生較大的傳播效果。本研究的結果顯示:(1)當一個推廣新事物活動具有異屬傳播的特點(專家資格)又有同屬傳播的特點(讓受播者安心),將會獲得最大的傳播效果;(2)醫生雜誌對醫生採用新藥的影響力不在雜誌本身,而是替醫學雜誌撰文的作者;(3)醫生社交圈的醫生朋友的採用新藥經驗,會比醫學雜誌提供更大的安全感。然而,醫生間似乎沒有談論醫藥問題的習慣,因而在親身傳播新藥方面沒有影響力;(4)醫學雜誌對於醫生採用新藥的影響力,在於醫學雜誌同時具有「同屬」與「異屬」傳播的效力。
    Relation: 新聞學研究, 24, 139-152
    Data Type: article
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