Deviance amplification

Question 1

Lechner

Answer 1

Homogisation - consumer culture

Question 2

Kraeplin

Answer 2

Megazines - consumerist culture and appearance

Question 3

Schor

Answer 3

Dumbed down, artifical consumer culture

Question 4

Wilkins

Answer 4

Spiral of Deviance

Question 5

Cohen

Answer 5

Moral Panics - Easter Monday 1964 - riots - blown out of proportion
Youth- Mods and Rockers
Boundaries + Social and moral solidarity
Amplifies concern

Question 6

Goode and Ben-Yehuda

Answer 6

Expresses social concern

Question 7

Hilgartner and Bosk

Answer 7

Cause concern - middle class od politicians may gain prominence if they solve it

Question 8

Hall et al

Answer 8

Scapegoats - distract in time of crisis

Question 9

Livingstone and Hargrave

Answer 9

Contemporary concerns

Question 10

Chandler

Answer 10

Cultivation Theory - Consumption cultivates attitudes - violent mind set - disentisation

Question 11

Gerbner

Answer 11

Mythical Realities

Question 12

Huesmann and Miller

Answer 12

Social Development Model - complex, resiprocal relationship media audience
Learned Scripts

Question 13

Haraway

Answer 13

Cyborg - agndered

Question 14

Lyotard

Answer 14

Postmodern incredulity towards metanarratives = less likely to influence

Question 15

Staigner

Answer 15

Perverse spectators - meanings created by how they interact

Question 16

Thorton

Answer 16

Fictive moral panics become real - self fulfilling - Just Say No anti drug

Question 17

Katz and Lazarfield

Answer 17

Magic Bullet

Question 18

Anecdotes

Answer 18

Orson Welles War of the Worlds - Panic Brodcast