Sex, Drugs and Rock and Roll Flashcards

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What is a subliminal message?

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Beneath the level of consciousness, conveys a message by means of images, sounds of brief or hidden nature that cannot be experienced on a normal level of consciousness.

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Give an example of a study where subliminal advertising is used.

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1957 Vicary - movie theatre exposed 45, 699 movie goers to brief messages about popcorn and coke in 0.3 second flashed “hungry? eat popcorn”, “thirsty? drink coca cola”.

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What were the results of the 1957 Vicary study?

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  • Increased sales of popcorn by 57.5%.

- Increased sales of coke by 18.1%.

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What is an embedded message?

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Hidden messages that are not below our level of consciousness aimed to influence our behaviour.

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What did Key claim in 1977 to 1989?

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That advertisers use “sex” as a subliminal message hiding the word in multiple adverts.

Claimed this was the only factor that may influence the memorability of these adverts.

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What dud Bullocks believe in 2004?

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That the media colluded this activity.

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What did Vokey and Reed determine from their 1985 study? Who backed this up in 1996?

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No effect and no reports of the word “sex” being seen.

Trappery’s meta analysis revealed little effect.

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What was a popular story in the media in the mid 1950s?

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That there was a link between rock music and subversion.

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What is top down processing and who came up with it?

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The suggestion that if we expect to see a perceived message we will see it.

Thorne and Himelstein 1984.

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How can fetishes be explained?

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  • Junginger 1985-1988 everyday experience has become linker with something arousing.
  • Panlor’s learning theory - classical conditioning .
  • Natural stimuli - Unconditioned Stimulus - Unconditioned response.
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What is Reefer Madness?

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  • 1963 propaganda film that presents weed as being linked with psychosis.
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Who found no link between cannabis and psychosis?

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  • Abel 1977: due to media misrepresentation.
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Who found a link between cannabis and psychosis?

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  • Macleod, however little evidence.
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Who released a chart outlining the harm caused by different drugs?

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Nutt King and Phillips in 2010.

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What was the causal link found between users of canabis and psychosis?

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  • 4 fold increase in the chances of psychosis in high use.

- 2 fold increase in the chances of psychosis in moderate use.

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What is the link between high potency areas of cannabis and schizophrenia?

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  • Areas of high potency see a higher likely hood of users developing mental disorders such as schizophrenia.
  • Murrau and Forte 2016.
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Define the term “Causal Link”.

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1 thing happens due to another variable changing.

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What did Di Forte find in his 2015 study?

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Greater risk in areas where higher potency cannabis is available.

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What did Murray conclude in his 2014 study?

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Some individuals are more susceptible to mental illness.

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What percentage of psychosis did Di Forte claim could be prevent through education?

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8%-24%.