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April 24, 2026 · 0 shares
Bias appears low and analytical, prioritizing empirical framing methods while acknowledging normative implications of fear-based wildlife portrayals for public attitudes and policy.
A large-scale computational study analyzing 1,968 English-language Indian news articles (28,986 sentences) from 2022-2025 to assess sentiment and linguistic patterns in human-elephant conflict coverage, highlighting fear- and aggression-language and potential policy implications.
English-language sources bias; India-specific framing underrepresented.
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