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 The media sometimes amplifies the worries or the fears of the public and supports an agenda that may be harmful to society in way Dancing trends on social media give people ideas and certain moves they must do to fit the trend and they learn that from social media Immigration, Covid19 and knife crime in London are all examples of moral panic and the media heavily exaggerated their claims despite the problem was still ongoing Appeals to fear are often used in an attempt to sway opinion or bolster the case for action. Such appeals are used to convince citizens that  threats to individual or social well-being may be avoided only if specific steps are taken. It should be regulated for kids that haven't fully developed their brain yet or haven't hit puberty yet as certain ideologies or beliefs may be forced on to them by a favourite you tuber they watch or certain trends or memes may influence a kids behaviour  The Bobo doll theory a very conclusive theory that helps us decide the

 This links to the hypodermic needle due to it being very exaggerated and glorified as if this kid is an evil and dark villain but hes just a young kid. These covers sometimes may paint the perpetrator as someones who beyond evil and it furthers that ideology towards the audience due to the said crime that has been done its a smart and clever tactic that the audience always falls for. I feel like this theory doesn't give enough credit and trust in the audience as the audience isn't an imbecile or someone who lacks critical thinking however uneducated subjects may confuse the audience. Opinion leaders are people with massive influence on the masses such as Barack Obama his influence can change thousands of lives and lifestyles so many trust him and what he says and Donald Trump. Zendaya may be a massive influence in the fashion industry and many fans trust her with that she says as she is an opinion leader In some ways it is still relevant but its much more easier to disprove/re

Structure:  I am working with no one sir I am studying mainstreamers Jacob and Isabella are the couple. Jacob is a plumber and earns a decent wage and Isabella is a nurse who works overnight a lot of the time Jacob reads The Sun when he's out on break and wants to have quick information about the UK today. Isabella likes to bake it's an amazing hobby she loves to do and it makes her calm down after a long day of taking care of patients. Jacob listens to LBC radio station a lot of times and is interested in the debates that take place this is on his radio in his van. Isabella likes to check BBC news on her iPad a lot of times she is interested in scandals on the celebrity side. They both love watching the classical movie TASM 2 it brings a sense of nostalgia and happiness when they first get together and it always makes them happy. Jacob owns an iPhone X and doesn't stick with the latest brands however Isabella is with the latest version of the phone and wishes to stop wasti

Q1: The film Moana starts off as peaceful and in harmony and is a perfect example of equilibrium then Moana disregards her parents and friends' advice on becoming chief of the village and instead sets out for sea to search for happiness and adventure which disrupts equilibrium and gives multiple problems to the protagonist which struggles throughout the movie. However, it is then solved and the protagonist is met with a demi-god which gives the story a new equilibrium.  Q2: https://youtu.be/4yKsIdr_PNU This opening scene gives us Elliot a sophisticated and intelligent hacker who has problems with his mental health and instead of opening up to his therapist he keeps it inside. This tells us how the equilibrium is set in motion and if he opens up later in the series how that would disrupt the story's equilibrium and will be in need of a new equilibrium which is a realization of his personalities and the traumatic things he has gone through. Q3: James Bond is a hero who always sav