The Mismanagement of Marital Disclosures - Campbell, Randi Cariella
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Reality television is unique from other television programming because its format is less scripted than typical entertainment television programs, but not as candid as documentary style shows. Aspects of cast members' private lives are publicly aired as "real." The consequences for airing one's private life in the public sphere are unclear. This may be especially important to study when the private disclosures reveal activities that may be unethical, immoral, illegal, or abusive. Petronio's communication privacy management theory was used to examine the martial disclosures that occurred…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Reality television is unique from other television programming because its format is less scripted than typical entertainment television programs, but not as candid as documentary style shows. Aspects of cast members' private lives are publicly aired as "real." The consequences for airing one's private life in the public sphere are unclear. This may be especially important to study when the private disclosures reveal activities that may be unethical, immoral, illegal, or abusive. Petronio's communication privacy management theory was used to examine the martial disclosures that occurred between Taylor and Russell Armstrong, cast members of the reality television show The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. Two seasons of the show were analyzed and coded according to the five suppositions of CPM. Results revealed several aspects of Walker's cycle of violence theory being played out in the public sphere without consequence. Additionally, co-ownership of information appeared to constitute as a license to gossip freely about disclosures made in confidence with any and all other cast members.
Autorenporträt
Randi Campbell earned her bachelor's dual degree in English and Communications at the University of Kentucky. She continued on to complete her master's in Communications at UK. Her primary focus was Instructional and Interpersonal Communication, with passion for dysfunctional romantic relationships. Her thesis reflects that interest.