Uses and Effect Flashcards

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Shannon and Weaver

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The Information Source + The Transmission Source

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Gauntlett

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Baisc flaws of transmission models - assume uncritical individuals + emiricims weak + ecological fallacy

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Bandura et al

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Bobo doll

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Belson

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Prolonged exposure to violence = violent

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Hagell and Newburn

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Offenders lack interest in TV

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Gauntlett

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Young children - media literare

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Newbold

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Institutional level - social control

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Chandler

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General mind set - promotion, marginalisation, repetition

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Gerbner et al

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Rap - define world and legitimise order

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Hall

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Encoding and Decoding

Read: Hegemonic; negotiated, oppositional, professional

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McCombs and Shaw

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Identifies and selects ideas- elite discourse

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Gerbner

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Powerful and persuasive = mythcal reality

Presented with two answers - 1 real one from TV - heavy viewers choose the later

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Berelson et al

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Limited effect - Some kinds of communication on some kind of issues under some context might affect the people

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Katz and Lazarfield

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Two Step Flow - Normative Model

The People’s Choice - voter’s decisions 1940s - opinion leaders

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Shannon and Weaver

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Noise- lose original message

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Selective Ways

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Perception; Exposure; Expression; Retention; Selection

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McQuail et al

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Entertainment; Social Solidarity; Identity; Surveillance

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Severin and Tankard

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Companionship

Powerless to directly influence

19
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Stam

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Limited Effect model - essentialise the audience

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Examples

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Columbine High Massacre

James Bulger killed

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Newson

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Disensitisation - encourage viewers to identify with violent perpetuators

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Fesbach and Sanger

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Catharsis - a safe outlet for violence

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Young

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Sensitisation - see effects

24
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Buckingham

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children are media literate

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Morley

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Dominat reading - oppositional; negotiated

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Blumer and McQuail

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Use media in order to satisfy particular need - biological, psychological, social

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Wood

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Teenagers- horror- excitement

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Lull

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Families- recreational- communal activity

China - TV - new perspectives

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Strinati

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Media saturated - greater range of choices

30
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Baudrillard

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Hyper-reality - blur distinction between image and reality

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Dominick

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Certain factors controlled one at a time - relationship between viewing and perceptions weakened

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Doob and MacDonald

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Fear of crime related to neighbourhood

33
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Gerbner

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Cultivation processes - mainstraming (become alike); dosage (x2 of crime)

34
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Condry

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Not use people on TV for social comparison - weight

35
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Potter

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Children who watch with parents - different condition- filtering