Relations Between Gratifications Sought and Obtained¶
Palmgreen, P., & Wenner. (1980). Relations Between Gratifications Sought and Obtained: A Study of Television News.
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- Researchers measure these motives with self-report scales and factor-analyze them, then relate the sought-versus-obtained gap to continued use — finding, for instance, that platforms which fail to deliver the connection users came for see those users drift to alternatives
This sourceThe founding study of gratifications sought versus obtained, measured by factor-analyzed self-report scales for television news.
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- Researchers measure these motives with self-report scales and factor-analyze them, then relate the sought-versus-obtained gap to continued use — finding, for instance, that platforms which fail to deliver the connection users came for see those users drift to alternatives
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