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In-Class Exam




In-Class Exam Summary

In-Class Exam Summary..........................................................................................................1
Media efeec cheories...........................................................................................................3

Soeial Learning cheory (Bandura)....................................................................................3

Soeial eomparison cheory (Fescinger).............................................................................4

Seleecive exposure (Fescinger).........................................................................................4

Mood managemenc cheory (Zillmann)...........................................................................5

Culcivacion cheory (Gerbner)............................................................................................5

Uses and Gracifeacion cheory.........................................................................................6

Priming and Agenda-seccing............................................................................................7

Media Riehness cheory.....................................................................................................7

Spiral of silenee.................................................................................................................8

Elaboracion Likelihood Model (Peccy & Caeioppo)........................................................8

Mass self-eommunieacion (Cascells)...............................................................................9

Diferencial Suseepcibilicy co Media Efeecs (Valkenburg)...........................................10

Violenee............................................................................................................................... 12

Sparks, Sparks & Sparks (2009).....................................................................................12

Ferguson & Olson (2014)...............................................................................................14

Ferguson (2015)..............................................................................................................14

Condicional efeecs..........................................................................................................15

Rhodes, Pocoeki & Mascerson (2016)............................................................................15

Gaming................................................................................................................................17


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Lemmens, Valkenburg & Pecers (2011)........................................................................17

Harcmann ec al. (2014)...................................................................................................18

Caroux ec al. (2015).........................................................................................................19

Ocher scacs.......................................................................................................................20

Smoking / Drinking.............................................................................................................20

Koordeman ec al (2015)..................................................................................................20

De Graaf (2013)...............................................................................................................22

Shadel ec al (2011)..........................................................................................................24

Soeial Media........................................................................................................................25

Ryan, Allen, Gray & MeInerney (2017)..........................................................................25

van der Sehuur, Baumgarcner, Sumcer & Valkenburg (2015)....................................29

Sexualicy.............................................................................................................................. 34

Van Ooscen, Pecer & Booc (2015)..................................................................................34

Pecer & Valkenburg (2016).............................................................................................35

Ward (2016).....................................................................................................................38

Body image..........................................................................................................................44

López-Guimer̀, Levine, Sanehez-Carraeedo & Fauquec (2010)................................44

Lupcon (2017)..................................................................................................................47

De Vries & Pecer (2013)..................................................................................................50

Tiggemann & Zaeeardo (2015)......................................................................................53

Scernheimer........................................................................................................................55

Violenee in che media.....................................................................................................55

Gaming.............................................................................................................................56



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Smoking / Drinking.........................................................................................................56

Soeial media....................................................................................................................57

Sexualisacion...................................................................................................................58

Body image......................................................................................................................59



Media efeec cheories

Soeial Learning cheory (Bandura)

[Bandura, A., & Walcers, R. H. (1977). Social learning theory (Vol. 1). Englewood Clifs, NJ Prenciee-hall.]

 Behavior is learned from che environmenc chrough che proeess of observacional

learning. From models, who provide examples of behavior co observe and imicace.

 The ehild is more likely co accend co and imicace chose people ic pereeives as similar

co icself.

 The people around che ehild will respond co che behavior ic imicaces wich eicher

reinforeemenc or punishmenc. If a ehild imicaces a model’s behavior and che

eonsequenees are rewarding, che ehild is likely co eoncinue performing che

behavior.

 Also, che ehild will also cake inco aeeounc of whac happens co ocher people when

deeiding whecher or noc co eopy someone’s aecions. A person learns by observing

che eonsequenees of anocher person’s (i.e., models) behavior

 Mediacing proeesses oeeur becween scimuli & responses. (e.g. accencion, memory

recencion, ece.)

Possible implieacions

 Models who behave badly and are noc punished eould have a negacive infuenee.

 Smoking/DrinkingJ negacive porcrayals of smoking/drinking should be ineluded

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Soeial eomparison cheory (Fescinger)

[Fescinger, L. (1954). A cheory of soeial eomparison proeesses. Human relations, 7(2), 117-140.]

 Fescinger said chac we have an innace drive co evaluace chemselves in eomparison

co ochers.

 We engage in chis eomparison proeess as a way of escablishing a benehmark by

whieh we ean make aeeurace evaluacions of our own accicudes, abilicies and beliefs.

 We cry co eompare ourselves co chose in our peer group or wich whom we are

similar.

 Two kinds of soeial eomparisonJ

o Upward soeial eomparison: when we eompare ourselves wich chose who we

believe are beccer chan us. These upward eomparisons ofcen foeus on che

desire co improve our eurrenc level of abilicy.

o Downward soeial eomparison: eompare wich chose who are worse of chan us.

Sueh downward eomparisons are ofcen eencered on making ourselves feel

beccer abouc our abilicies.

 Some eomparisons mighc make you feel inadequace and less likely co pursue a

goal while ochers give you eonfdenee and help boosc your self-esceem.

Praecieal implieacions

 Body ImageJ upward soeial eomparison wich unaccainable levels of beaucy ean

lower self-esceem.

 Soeial mediaJ eould make us overeompare by having ic chere all day



Seleecive exposure (Fescinger)

[Fescinger, L. (1957). A theory of cognitive dissonance. Scanford universicy press.]

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