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Department of Communication and Media Studies: Recent submissions

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The role of the Ghanaian media practitioners Communication and the impact on the LGBTQIAAP Culture

Pipim, S. Y. (University of Education, Winneba, 2022)

The issue of LGBTQIAAP+ has become one of the main social problems that have threatened social cohesion in most part of the world. In Africa, the situation is not different as reports of attacks and rejection of the ...
Identity constuction of muslimahs on Facebook

Kpabia, S.I. (University of Education, Winneba, 2022)

Employing the theory of Self-presentation, Goffman’s presentation of the self, with a touch on Impressions Management, this study is centered on the identity construction of Muslim women on Facebook in Ghana; taking into ...
Identity construction of students with hearing impairment on the University of Education, Winneba campus- a phenomenological study

Aboakye, L.A.F. (University of Education, Winneba, 2022)

Identity construction and how individuals decide to navigate or portray themselves play an essential role in their communication with other individuals. The hearing impaired population is one group that encounters ...
Gricean maxims in courtroom discourse- an analysis of the supreme court proceedings of the 2020 presidential election petition in Ghana

Appau, A.G. (University of Education, Winneba, 2022)

This study examines the observance and non-observance of the Gricean Maxims as used by petitioner’s witness and counsels during the cross examination session of the 2020 Presidential Election Petition in the supreme court ...
Exploring nonverbal cues in spousal communication

Mensah, S.P. (University of Education, Winneba, 2023)

Nonverbal communication is inevitable in human interactions and takes 70 – 93% of human communication. Nonverbal communication is enacted through cues or behaviours. Nonverbal cues help interlocutors to make meaning out ...
Exploring forest use and conservation policies and their communication to communities in forest zones a case of Pra-anum forest zone

Prempeh, D. (University of Education, Winneba, 2023)

There are few studies on the communication of forest use and preservation policies because researchers concentrate on the policies rather than how they are communicated. This study, therefore explored forest use and ...
Experiences of female directors in public sector institutions a case study of Electricity Company of Ghana (E.C.G)

Omari, P. (University of Education, Winneba, 2023)

Although women are being actively elevated to top management positions in recent years, they still have to put up with some unpalatable experiences in order to achieve personal and organisational goals. In this study, ...
Evaluative functions of reporting verbs in academic writing

Abbey, M. (University of Education, Winneba, 2022)

Writers make use of reporting verbs in making claims when citing the works of other authors. The study explores the evaluative functions of Reporting Verbs (RVs) in the Literature Review (LR) sections of the masters ...
Social media positioning strategies employed by five selected fast -food brand in Ghana

Hill-Mends, L. (University of Education, Winneba, 2022)

This study investigates the positioning strategies employed by fast-food brand on Instagram in Ghana with the aim of achieving a competitive advantage. The study utilizes a qualitative approach with purposive sampling ...
Reality shows as catalyst for celebrification an analysis of the ‘Big Brother Naija’ (BBN) on social media.

Konadu- Dwomoh, A. (University of Education, Winneba, 2023)

This study discusses the phenomenon of reality shows as shared by audiences on social media shows in Africa and explores the rewards for participants. Through a qualitative content analysis of a popular reality show in ...
Photojournalism practice in Ghana- a phenomenological study of some selected photojournalists

Gyasi, E. (University of Education, Winneba, 2022)

Premised on disruptive technologies theory and professional identity theory, this study examines the practice of photojournalism in Ghana by identifying and understanding the specific roles of the practitioners, their ...
Analysis of sixteen (16) selected covid-19 presidential addressses a critical theoretical perspective

Nyamekye, E. S. (University of Education, Winneba, 2022)

The COVID-19 pandemic was a global health condition which presented itself in a very scary form and nature to threaten the lives of many. Governments of countries across the globe had to take measures to prevent and ...
An analysis of the use of grice’s cooperative principle in the day show

Domfeh, A. (University of Education, Winneba, 2023)

This study seeks to analyze the use of Grice’s cooperative principle and its maxims in The Day show, a television talk show on TV3. Seven different videos, representing seven episodes with distinctive themes were purposively ...
Exploring audience interactivity in tv reality shows An analysis of tv3 date rush

Adimazoya, A.A (University of Education, Winneba, 2023)

This study delves into the evolution of the television reality show, TV3 Date Rush, investigating the factors that impact audience interaction and the changing nature of interactivity within the context of a TV reality ...
An analysis of front-page conflict stories of the Ghanaian Times newspaper

Yarboi-Tetteh, D (University of Education, Winneba, 2023)

Conflict has remained a shackle that deters the progress of countries, especially developing nations and the media have a role to play in de-escalating conflict situations. The study examines the coverage of conflict by ...
A qualitative content analysis of public complaints against police officers in Ghana

Eklu, D. S. (University of Education, Winneba, 2023)

This study employed the qualitative approach to examine complaints lodged by citizens against some police officers of the Ghana Police Service. Particularly, the study relied on documented complaints at the Police ...
A critical discourse analysis of selected children’s animated cartoons of African origin

Okuley, J. N. S. (University of Education, Winneba, 2023)

Animated cartoons are one of the most popular tools of popular culture which do not only provide entertainment for children but also serve as agents of socialisation capable of shaping, changing and influencing the perception ...
A critical discourse analysis of selected children’s animated cartoons of African origin

Okuley, J. N. S. (University of Education, Winneba, 2023)

Animated cartoons are one of the most popular tools of popular culture which do not only provide entertainment for children but also serve as agents of socialisation capable of shaping, changing and influencing the perception ...
Digital divide among undergraduate students during the covid-19 era A case study of the Ghana Institute of Journalism

Kuupuolo, E. (University of Education, Winneba, 2022)

Digital divide is the gap in social and economic equality that occurs when some segments of a given population do not have equal access to Information and Communications Technology (ICTs) and reliable high-speed internet ...
Cyber fraud among the youth in Ghana the case of some students in a private university

Hamzah, A. A. (University of Education, Winneba, 2022)

This study investigates cyber fraud among the youth in Ghana. The objectives of the study was to investigate the scope of cyber fraud, explore the factors that motivate the youth in engaging in cyber fraud and also examine ...

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