MIGRAIN: Audience theory 2 - the effects debate

 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 physiological aspect of social media i believe the media has the power to control certain ignorant people who perhaps support trump they're able to control and feed them beliefs they've already heard in order to brainwash and push their agendas.We have raised more awareness towards victims of cyber bullying however that doesn't stop the masses from threatening and belittling people who disagree with them ore people they don't like.Regulation stops heavy internet use.

I play a lot of violent games like Call of duty zombies certain gun games and horror games that ive played that doesn't influence my actions or my beliefs i believe its the upbringing of that person that changes them not the games completely.

No i think that products for certain advertisements are glorified and exaggerated but when bought and given are extremely easy to break and very not like the expected product 

The summary of George Floyd's  death helped me further support a cause for BLM and i felt if i wasn't told that then i would be ignorant to such an alarming factor

Diversion,personal relationships,personal identity and surveillance

The used to be fuelling riots in France the media heavily influenced many about this situation .

A shooting that sadly killed 10 people and Marilyn Monroe was mostly blamed for his violent music and heavy metal that somehow apparently influenced the perpetrators to do it.The media was a big role in the scapegoating of Marilyn Monroe and the obvious issure was gun control however that was pushed to the side and instead was actually being protested for instead of against guns being used on the streets.




  

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