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Labbe, C. P., & Fortner, R. W. (2001). Perceptions of the concerned reader: An analysis of the subscribers of E/The Environmental Magazine. The Journal of Environmental Education, 32(3): 41-46.

Perceptions of the concerned reader: An analysis of the subscribers of E/The Environmental Magazine

Summary This evaluation assessed the extent to which E/The Environmental Magazine met subscribers’ needs for environmental information and whether the magazine has influenced subscribers’ environmentally responsible behaviors. Data collection methods consisted of a survey of randomly selected E/The Environmental Magazine subscribers. Survey questions addressed (1) the extent to which subscribers perceive E/The Environmental Magazine to be effective in fulfilling its mission of promoting environmentally responsible behavior, (2) subscribers’ opinions about the magazine’s content, and (3) subscribers’ opinions of how well the magazine fulfills their need for environmental information when compared with other media sources. Based on the evaluation’s results, the authors recommended market specialization studies and more refined segmentation of E’s audience to determine how to expand readership beyond the niche that is being filled successfully.
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Program Search Terms Evaluation Search Terms
Setting
Informal
Type
Mass Media
Topic
Audience
Other Groups/Individuals
Type
Outcome
Evaluator
External
Outputs
Satisfaction
Outcomes
Knowledge
Attitudes / Values
Skills
Behaviors
Impacts
Approach
Quantitative
Data Collection
Questionnaires/Surveys
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Quantitative Analysis
Descriptive Statistics
Inferential Statistics
Qualitative Analysis

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