基于VOSviewer的媒体与心理交叉领域的计量分析

doi:10.20047/j.issn1673-7210.2023.20.43

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摘要目的基于VOSviewer对当下媒体与心理交叉领域的研究进展进行计量分析。方法在Scopus上收集2018年1月至2022年6月所有媒体与心理交叉领域的文献，筛选后基于VOSviewer从作者和关键词两个角度进行连接强度、时间、词团聚块等维度上的计量分析。结果筛选得3 233篇文献，发现2022年2月研究主体由Griffiths MD为核心的学者集团转移到以Li为核心的中国学者团，中国学者间总体连接数大、但个体连接强度较弱，总发文量大、但单篇被引量较低；40%的作者关键词聚焦于受媒体影响的大众心理健康状态；存在以性别和年龄阶段命名的词团聚块；信息流行病学被广泛提及。结论国内学界对于该领域的研究基础规模大但影响力还需提升；受媒体影响产生的抑郁与焦虑及所属的心理健康大类是目前的主流研究方向；二分性别和年龄是当下主要使用的人群分类研究方式；信息流行病学有潜力作为新兴学科进一步发展。

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关键词 ：媒体传播, 大众心理, VOSviewer, 计量分析

Abstract：Objective To conduct an econometric analysis of the current research progress at the intersection of media and psychology. Methods All literatures in the cross-field of media and psychology from January 2018 to June 2022 were collected on Scopus. After screening, VOSviewer was used to conduct a quantitative analysis in terms of connection strength, time, word agglomeration, and other dimensions from the perspectives of author and keywords. Results A total of 3 233 literatures were selected, and it was found that the research subject in February 2022 was Griffiths MD. The scholars group with the core of Li was transferred to the Chinese scholars group with the core of Li. The overall number of connections among Chinese scholars was large, but the individual connection strength was weak. The total number of published papers was large, but the number of citations per paper was low. 40% of the authors’ keywords focused on the public mental health state influenced by the media; there were word agglomerates named after gender and age stage. Information epidemiology was widely mentioned. Conclusion The research foundation of domestic academic circles in this field is large, but the influence needs to be improved. Depression and anxiety caused by the influence of media and their mental health categories are the mainstream research directions at present. Dichotomy of gender and age are the main research method of population classification. Information epidemiology has the potential to develop further as a new discipline.

Key words： Media communication Mass psychology VOSviewer Bibliometric analysis

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周垠畴. 基于VOSviewer的媒体与心理交叉领域的计量分析[J]. 中国医药导报, 2023, 20(20): 191-196.
ZHOU Yinchou. Quantitative analysis of the intersection of media and psychology based on VOSviewer. 中国医药导报, 2023, 20(20): 191-196.

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