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| Individual liberty may be reasonably restricted to prevent harm to others. |
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| Morally offensive content should be controlled to prevent harm to self. |
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| Individual liberty may be restricted to prevent offense to others. |
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| Society should control morally offensive content to prevent immoral behavior the violation of societal norms. |
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| The work, as a whole, lacks serious literacy, artistic, political, or scientific value. |
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| Is the material sexual or excretory activities. Did material air during a time when chlidren are watching? |
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| When the language is offensive. |
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| Flow of info controlled by journalist, editors, producers, broadcasters. |
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| Media doesn't tell us what to think, but what to think about. |
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| Media controls the context into which facts are placed. (Context is important) |
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| Controls radio frequencies and television |
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| Is a parents groups, and is NOT a goverment agency. Concerned about lyrics that are sexually explicit. |
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| Parents Music Resource Center |
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| What does PMRC stand for? |
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| The process renders activities and aspirations "worldwide". |
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| Audiences desire to see programs from their own or similar culture. |
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| Government controls the media to maintain authority over their citizens. |
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| Freedom of expression and well informed voters. |
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| Social Responsibilty Model |
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| Freedom of expression with some limits. Gov't or self regulation. Controled by code of ethics. |
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| Less control over content. Cooperative between media and government to promote economic and social developement. |
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| Extending control over foreign entities. |
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| An ineguality that exist between groups in internet use and access. |
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| Where a person represents |
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1. Offensive language
2. Aired while children were watching. |
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| The ability to “access, analyse, evaluate and use” media |
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| What society are we in now? |
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| Gap between the information "haves" and "have not". |
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| Media influences the culture |
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| Technological Determinism |
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"Medium is the message" by Marshall Mcluhan. Technology drives change
Technopoly. Global Village |
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| Both culture and media influence society |
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| Integration of mass media computer and telecommunications. |
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| Changes in cognitions, attitudes |
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| Places findings into numerical equal. Analyze statistcal relationships between dependent and independent variables. |
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| Infer the relationships by studying the symbols in media content or by observing behavior in natural setting. |
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| Used to make generalizations about a populationof people by addresing questions to a sample of that population. |
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| Small group, scaled moderator |
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| studying recorded information |
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| Cultural research using observations done over an exteneded period of time |
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| Bullet Thoery - direct and immediate impact |
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| Dissonance is being created |
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| Learning through observation |
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| World view formed by what's seen in media |
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| Audience to which media is directed, demogrphics |
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| personal and houselhold characteristics of an audience. |
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| Companies pay media to highlight their product |
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| Companies pull together assets to push a product |
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| Companies connect unrelated products to aid in distributing one central product |
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| Automatic reaction to certain stimuli |
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| Should repay in kind what another person has provided |
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| Gradify request of people we like |
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| Response to symbals of authority |
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| Situation, Analysis, Decision |
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| Aristotle's "Golden Mean" |
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| Mena between two extremes |
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| Judeo - Christian tradition |
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| Golden Rule. Fouded by US Society |
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| Morals are adhered to but can change according to the specific situations |
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