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TC 101: Ch. 2

Payne Fund Studies
75% of films focus on love, sex, crime No connection with negative media effects on people First media study
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People's Choice Study
Used control group method on president campaign Media contributed to reinforcement
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Limited Effects
Joseph Klapper believed that media had little to no effects on people
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War of Worlds
1938 1.7 million people thought true 1.2 were scared Media has/had strong effect on people
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Legacy of Fear
Media effects pervert and upset social order
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Selective Exposure
People only watch things that they agree with Goes with limited effects
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Uses and Gratifications
Reasons for it: Learn Habit Companionship Arousal Relaxation Escape Pass Time Social Interaction
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Multi-Step Flow Model
People are influenced by opinion leaders
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Social Learning Theory
People learn from watching others Ex: Bobo Study
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CUltivation Theory
Heavy TV watchers think what is on TV is in reality
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Priming
Things in media make you thinks of something related to it
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Catharsis
watching media can reduce feelings of anger research was disregarded because of false reactions
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Critical Perspectives
Judge media through humane perspectives
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Ceiling Effect
Statistical Pattern
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Magic Bullet Theory
Media can influence a large group of people by sending them a uniformly and direct message
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