Week 6 (MAM) Flashcards

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What is the Socratic Methods?

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Philosopher (Socrates) finds answers and understanding by asking questions, become a critical thinker.

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What were the first thoughts about communication?

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  1. Powerful media (passive audience)
  2. Limited effects (intervening factors)
  3. Uses and Gratifications (active audience holds the power)
  4. Agenda Setting (powerful content, no medium without content)
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What are the different perspectives?

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  1. Media perspective
  2. Sociological perspective
  3. Psychological perspective
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What is the Media perspective?

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Question how media and channels are influencing communication. What is on the front page, why is one topic more important than the other

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What is the Sociological perspective?

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We want to believe something in the news because it’s part of out bubble/ social group.

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What is the Psychological perspective?

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The way people are impacted by media and technology

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What are the quotes from Marshall McLuhan:

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  1. The medium is the message
  2. The global village
  3. Horseless carriage syndrome
  4. Media are extensions of man
  5. We walk backwards into the future
  6. The content of a new medium is an old medium
  7. Hot and cool media
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What does the quote “The medium is the message” mean?

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The medium is more important than the content and effectiveness of the content

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What does the quote “The global village” mean?

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The lack of secrecy and privacy

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What does the quote “Horseless carriage syndrome” mean?

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First car looked like a carriage, it looks familiar. We are scared of things that are too new. We change products step by step

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What does the quote “Media are extensions of man” mean?

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Used as an extension, means to an end, to send message across audience. We have a message, we use mediums to get it out into the world

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What does the quote “We walk backwards into the future” mean?

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We live our lives through the rear-view mirror

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What does the quote “the content of a new medium is an old medium” mean?

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Same content, new media outlet

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What does the quote “Hot and cool media” mean?

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Hot media = Print, photographs, radio, movies - high commitment, induction, informative, little interaction from user

Cool media = Cartoons, telephone, television - low commitment, deduction, imaginative, great deal of interaction by user

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