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Sociology unit 2
cultural effect model
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Model
suggests
overtime
media
will gradually influence audience this is known as the
drip drip effect
Hall
says media
messages
are encoded by who
by the people that make them
Message
has an
encoded
meaning thats encoded intentionally which they expect what
expect and want
media
audience to believe in
Cultural effect theory
suggests media will spread what
the dominant ideaology
Cultutral effects theory
suggests
media
spreada di in society and argues people will respond how
People will respond differently depending on their social characteristics
Said
majority of audience may accept content of media but some may do what
reject it due to their characteristics
philo
and
GMG
who disagree with idea audience can make their own interpretation of what
media texts
Philo
and
GMG
agree and accepts audience are what
active
Philo
and
GMG
agree and accepts audience are active and
in some cases can be critical of media
accounts
Gmgs
research over years has found what
media
has great deal of power and influences in forming way audience views world
Gmg
research also found out most people accept dominant media acc unless what
they have access to
alternative
forms of info
Gmg
focuses on agenda setting and how some subjects are what
removed for public discussion
Philo
states it can be difficult to criticise dominant meia acount if what
we dont have access to
alternative sources
of info
We shouldnt underestimate
power
of
media
or overestimate
capacity
of audience to make what
alt readings
over time
agenda setting
and continual
drip drip effect
of media ecourages ppl to do what
to accept
prefered
reading as the only reasonable one
limitation of
cultural effect model
is that
reception analysis
and
selective filtering
exag who
active role of media audience
Philo
points out that while
audience
can be active and critical theres loads of
evi
to suggest
media is very powerful in shaping social attitudes and beliefs of aud and limits ability to resist messages
Preferred reading
Audience
interprets media texts containing dominant ideaology
negotiated reading
Audience
accepts preferred dominant reading but its too an certain extent so it fits their life exp and belieifs
Oppositional reading
Audience
fully rejects preferred reading
Klappwe
suggests people have experiences of their own make choices and what else
interpret or decode filter what they read heard in the media
klapper
suggests theres 3 what
filters
klapper
suggest theres 3
filters
that people do what
apply in their apporaches anf interpretatiuon of media
prefered
reading just
soc def
audience responds to media they way it was produced
Selective filtering
is an
interpretivist
approach
Cultural effects theory
introduced idea of what
Social Context
Social context
is deemed to be important whilst looking at what
effects of media
Audience
interpret media in context of what
context of culture
they belong to
Effect of media
is
complex
as
its not the same for
everyone
Culture
refers to what
small
subcultural
group that individual belongs to
Stan Cohen
described media reports of expected trouble can create what
moral panic
media effects
can build up over time to do what
to either create/reinforce
cultural norms
Images of women in media
create
what images
stereotypical
Images of women in media
creates stereotypical images and places what on girls and women
Expectations
Audience
is seen as what
active
Women may react how to
gender stereotyping
resisting it