'Limited effects' presentation slideshows

Development of Media Psychology Theory

Development of Media Psychology Theory. Early history. Mass culture. Individuals unprotected from propaganda Propaganda able to move masses, leads to radical action Media powerful and broad-based, leading to a number of negative social outcomes. The new propaganda war.

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Historical trends in the study of media effects: Theory and method

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Split into groups

Split into groups. What is the point of journalism? Do we need it? Explain your decision. Is it being replaced? By what? How do YOU use journalism? What problems is it facing? What is the difference (if any) between bloggers and journalists?. The Future of Journalism.

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MCM 733: Communication Theory

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AMITY SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATION MJMC 1 st SEM INTRODUCTION TO COMMUNICATION

AMITY SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATION MJMC 1 st SEM INTRODUCTION TO COMMUNICATION Ms. PRACHI CHANDOLA. Four Eras of Mass Communications. Era of mass society theory (1850-1940) Era of scientific perspective on mass media (1940-1950) Era of limited effects (1950-60s)

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Q4. How did you use media technologies in the construction, research, planning and evaluation stages?

Q4. How did you use media technologies in the construction, research, planning and evaluation stages?. Research. Most of my research was done using YouTube, a website that allows people to watch and upload videos

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COM 517 COMMUNICATION IN POLITICS Media Effects

COM 517 COMMUNICATION IN POLITICS Media Effects. Media Effects and Political Communication: the impact of media on individuals. Bullet Theory/Hypodermic Effect (1920s-1930s): Berlo Limited Effects (1940s-1950s): Lazarsfeld, Berelson Gatekeepers Minimal Effects (1960s): Klapper

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