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. 2017 May 26;22(3):333–356. doi: 10.1177/1940161217708525

Table 5.

Explaining Variation in Attention for Workforce Aging and the Pro-activating and Counteractivating Frame.

Attention
Pro-activating Frame
Counteractivating Frame
B SE B SE B SE
Lagged dependent variable 0.131 0.040** 0.057 0.038 0.031 0.042
Conservative (vs. progressive) newspapers −0.460 0.183* −2.593 1.895 3.327 1.829
Financial crisis (second phase) −0.147 0.247 −4.020 2.416 5.556 2.324*
Governments’ ideology stance on economic issues (left–right) −0.130 0.068 −0.057 0.785 −1.392 0.738
EPL −0.114 0.148 4.461 1.654** 2.380 1.676
Social insurance 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 −0.001 0.000
Unemployment 0.502 0.612 −1.822 6.509 8.616 6.213
Long-term unemployment −0.395 0.617 3.204 6.571 −8.086 6.273
No. of articles 4.851 0.539*** 2.257 0.523***
Constant 1.687 0.582** 2.460 6.277 16.029 6.004
R 2 .089 .169 .087

Note. The data predict changes in attention, pro-activating, and contra-activating framing. Cell entries are unstandardized coefficients and standard errors; No. of articles is centered around its grand mean. EPL = employment protection legislation.

p < .10. *p < .05. **p < .01. ***p < .001.