Quiz 4 Flashcards

1
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Media effects that we can easily observe

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Manifested effects

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2
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The media are constantly in a process of influencing how we think, feel, and act, whether we manifest these things or not

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Process Effects

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3
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The typical level of risk for an effect

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Baseline

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4
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What are the 7 factors that affect baselines?

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Demographics
Developmental Maturities
Cognitive Abilities
Personal Locus
Knowledge Structures
Sociological Factors
Media Exposure Habits
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5
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Generally found to be useful in explaining differences in exposure patterns, but has recently eroded. (Biological, sex, age, ethnicity, income, education level)

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Demographics

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6
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As we mature our minds, emotions, and more reasoning, we are able to process more information and apply more sophisticated skills well

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Developmental Maturities

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7
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State where children can process media messages and learn from them. Makes it possible for them to exert greater control over the shape of their baselines

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Self Reflexive Exposure State

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8
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The most important factor of establishing a person’s baseline

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Personal Locus

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9
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People are better able to acquire more information quickly, assess its credibility, and incorporate that new information more effectively

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Knowledge Structures

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10
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The amount of influence the media will have

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Socialization

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11
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What are the six factors that have the strongest influence on triggering fluctuations?

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Content of the Message
Context of Portrayal
Cognitive Complexity of Content
Motivations
State
Degree of Identification
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12
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It matters what you expose yourself to in a particular media session.

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Content of the Messages

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13
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The meaning of messages arises from the way they are portrayed, especially social lessons

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Context of Portrayals

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14
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When we have a conscious need for a particular kind of experience we will actively seek out this type of experience in the media, and the chance of us learning from this experience is high

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Motivations

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15
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A temporary drive or emotional reaction that occurs in response to some stimuli.

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State

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16
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`The stronger the attachment the stronger the effect

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Degree of Identification

17
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You can increase your media literacy by keeping in mind these 4 key ideas

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  1. ) There are a wide variety of media effects
  2. ) Media effects are constantly occurring
  3. ) Many factors are constantly shaping baseline
  4. ) Many media effects are positive