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JANUARY REVIEW

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    MASS MEDIA
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  • What is the world information order?
    It's the global system of communication that influences how information is shared worldwide.
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  • What are the main characteristics of global culture?
    Shared values, practices, and products that transcend national boundaries
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  • How can global culture impact local traditions?
    It can lead to the erosion of local customs as global influences dominate.
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  • What is media imperialism?
    The dominance of one culture's media over others, often leading to cultural homogenization.
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  • Examples of media imperialism?
    Hollywood films dominating global box offices and news coverage.
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  • How do western media companies influence global media?
    They control major outlets and shape narratives that are often pro-Western.
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  • How does mass media contribute to socialization?
    It shapes attitudes, behaviors, and norms, especially in youth
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  • How can mass media shape societal norms?
    By portraying certain lifestyles and values as desirable or acceptable
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  • Potential negative effects of mass media on socialization?
    It can promote stereotypes and unrealistic expectations.
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  • Common propaganda techniques?
    Bandwagon, fear-mongering, and emotional appeal
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  • What is mass culture?
    Culture that is widely disseminated through media and consumerism
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  • Can mass culture promote social cohesion?
    Yes, by creating shared experiences and values among large groups
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  • What influences an individual's world view?
    Culture, education, and personal experiences.
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  • How does media act as social control?
    By reinforcing societal norms and discouraging deviance
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  • Can media be a force for social change? How?
    Yes, it can raise awareness and mobilize movements.
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  • How can media shape world views?
    By framing issues and presenting certain perspectives as dominant
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