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The Invasion From Mars Flashcards

1
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A Study in the Psychology of Panic

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THE INVASION FROM MARS

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Fourth most important study in impact of media and messages to the people

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THE INVASION FROM MARS

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THE INVASION FROM MARS by ______________

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Hadley Cantril (1940)

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TRUE OR FALSE

In a scientific perspective, this entails the reliance on science for truth and accuracy, and evidence-based science communication (mainly psychology and sociology)

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TRUE

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Who disproved the hypodermic needle or magic bullet theory on its singular effect. And believed that . there is not just one effect/ reaction.

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Paul Lazarsfeld and Herta Herzog (1940)

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Who further expanded public opinion research, analyzing human behavior from a transactional viewpoint.

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Hadley Cantril, President of the Institute in 1937

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who studied the efficacy of the “stimulus-response” model / hypodermic needle theory.

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Hadley Cantril, President of the Institute in 1937

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a frightening media message in relation to the efficacy of the stimulus-response model

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The right stimulus

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A frightening media message relation to the efficacy of the stimulus-response model

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THE RIGHT STIMULUS

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What is the most legitimate medium during that time.

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Radio

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Made the book version of the War of the Worlds

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H.G. Wells (1898)

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TRUE OR FALSE

H.G. Wells’ book version of the War of the Worlds is a science-fiction novel, with the genre being called as “invasion literature”: one of the earliest depictions of clash between mankind and extraterrestrials.

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TRUE

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one of the earliest depictions of clash between mankind and extraterrestrials.

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Invasion literature

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Most destroyed cities in movies/ invasion of literature–

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New York & Los Angeles

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Made the radio drama version of the War of the Worlds

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Orson Welles (1938)

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When was the radio drama version broadcasted?

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October 30 (Halloween), 8:00-9:00 PM,

17
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The radio drama version of the War of the Worlds was broadcasted as an episode of the American radio drama anthology series titled:

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“The Mercury Theatre on the Air”.

18
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The radio drama had 6 million listeners, 2.9M frightened households which was found as the legitimate figures after years of research.

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FALSE

19
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Points of realism of the program:

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  • Radio as an accepted vehicle for important announcements
  • Prestige of speakers.
  • Specific incidents
  • Personal experiences
  • Shared experiences
20
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What are the four brackets of Reactions

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  1. Rejected the story from internal evidence.
  2. Checked up on the story and found out that it was false
  3. Unsuccessfully checked the story
  4. Made no attempt to check the story
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What is the first bracket of Reactions?

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  1. Rejected the story from internal evidence.
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What is the second bracket of Reactions?

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  1. Checked up on the story and found out that it was false
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What is the third bracket of Reactions?

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  1. Unsuccessfully checked the story
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What is the fourth bracket of Reactions?

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  1. Made no attempt to check the story
25
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Identify the bracket of Reactions the scenario belongs to:

A person who decides to get vaccinated because of a family member whose a doctor who told their family about the efficacy of the vaccines.

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  1. Rejected the story from internal evidence.
26
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Identify the bracket of Reactions the scenario belongs to:

Read a lot of articles regarding the pros and cons of vaccination, including the different shots available to be received.

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  1. Checked up on the story and found out that it was false
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Identify the bracket of Reactions the scenario belongs to:

Read articles regarding vaccination but was not able to get across the right material probably due to inconveniencies like the lack of internet or unavailability of site.

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  1. Unsuccessfully checked the story
28
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Identify the bracket of Reactions the scenario belongs to:

Did not do any fact-checking on any articles and just decided not to get vaccinated.

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  1. Made no attempt to check the story
29
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For criticism, Cantril proved that …

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the diverse reactions brought by the events, and that messages can be shaped by public perception and propaganda

(hindi lang dahil binigay ng media ang isang balita, ito na yung gagawin ng mga tao with it. But it’s also the people who shape these messages.)

30
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Occurs online when a harmonious group of people amalgamate and mainly develop tunnel vision.

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SOCIAL MEDIA: Echo Chamber Effect

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Participants find their opinions constantly echoed back to them, reinforcing individual belief systems due to the declining exposure to other’s opinions.

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SOCIAL MEDIA: Echo Chamber Effect

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