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work_7d7spzzv4nb2faka4x3kvfzsiu	Philip Birch	Examining the portrayal of homophobic and non-homophobic aggression in print media through an integrated grounded behavioural linguistic inquiry (IGBLI) approach	2017	10	.pdf	application/pdf	3353	569	71	Homophobic Aggression in print media through an Grounded Behavioural Linguistic Inquiry (IGBLI) approach, Homophobia, differences in the themes contained in reports of homophobic aggression when media, commonly drawn upon content analysis, the use of any type of behavioural aggression and non homophobic aggression in print media. (through the use of a linguistic inquiry and word count analysis). For example, the focus of the news reports for homophobic aggression significantly compared to non homophobic aggressive reports. compared to non homophobic aggressive reports. Grounded Behavioural Linguistic Inquiry (IGBLI) approach aimed to examine this in Homophobic aggressive incident (The Associated Press, 2013); This reported on a Component 3 of the IGBLI: Linguistic Inquiry and Word Count (LIWC) analysis A Linguistic Inquiry and Word Count analysis (Tausczik & Pennebaker, 2010) was Although when reporting on homophobic aggression word Table 1: Linguistic Inquiry and Word Count text analysis of homophobic agression and non homophobic aggression in print media reports.	./cache/work_7d7spzzv4nb2faka4x3kvfzsiu.pdf	./txt/work_7d7spzzv4nb2faka4x3kvfzsiu.txt