Media Revision Flashcards

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What is the hypodermic syringe model

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The media acts like a syringe in which it injects messages, attitudes and beliefs into its audience. The audience are passive and powerless, therefore unwillingly accept these messages.

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What do Fesback and Sanger argue?

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A study that screen violence is an outlet for violent emotions

Boys fed diet of TV for 6 weeks. Those who had only seen aggressive TV were less agressive

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What does Jock Young Argue?

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A Study Seeing the effects of violence and the pain it causes makes us less likely to do it

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What does Buckingham argue?

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Looked at how children interpret media violence and had a sophisticated interpretation

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What does Wood argue?

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Children watching horror films after school used it as a male rite of passage

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How is an audience not Homogenous?

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Age, class, maturity, intellect, culture, family background, parental controls

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What is Scapegoating?

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Scapegoat theory refers to the tendency to blame someone else for one’s own problems. Peers, drugs, mental illness

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What is cumberbatch’s critisism of the hypodermic syringe model?

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It assumes audiences are passive and gullible but people are active thinking human beings.

There is no systematic evaluation and has a lynch mob mentality

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What are the three active audience forms?

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Two-step flow model
Uses and gratification model
Selective filter model

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What does Katz and Lazarsfeld say on the the two step flow model?

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Found media audiences are not directly affected by the media. Instead, audiences adopt a certain opinion after discussion with a group leader

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What do Blumer & McQuail say on the Uses and Gratification model?

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They suggest people use the media actively to fulfil their own personal needs which is dependant on class, age and gender. The ways individuals use the media includes diversions, personal identity, personal relationship and surveillance

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What does Klapper say on the selective filter model?

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There are 3 filters people apply when interpreting the media:

Selective Exposure - People choose what they want to expose themselves to in the media

Selective perception - People may choose to accept or reject a media message depending on whether or not it fits their own views

Selective retention - People will forget material that is not in line with their views and interests

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What are the two forms of passive audiences

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Hypodermic syringe Model

Cultural Effects model

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What is the cultural effects model?

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A marxist model by GMG that believes the media transmits capitalist norms and values through a slow ‘drip drip’ affect

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What are the four affects of violence in the media?

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Imitation - Exposure to violences causes children to copy what they see

Catharsis - Media violence does not make audiences more aggressive, but instead reduces violence

Desensitization - Repeated exposure to media violence has a gradual drip drip effect

Sensitization - Exposure to media violence can make people more sensitive to the consequences

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