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A perfect summary for this first part of ICS, made by an honours student. It is really good. A combination of the lectures and the book.

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Summary ICS
WHAT MAKES A THEORY
Theory = consists of a set of systematic, informed hunches about the way things work
 Set of hunches  ideas about an explanation
 Informed  taking in consideration what is already know
 Systematic  specification for relationships between concepts; the more specified, the
better

What does a theory do?
Theories as nets: we need theories to understand the world

Theories as lenses: theories influence how we see certain things, they put focus on certain
elements, and ignore others
Two theorists could analyse the same and depending on the lens, have a different outcome

Theories as maps: we need theories to guide us; they show us how things work and how
certain things are related

Communication = the relational process of creating and interpreting messages that elicit a
response
There are 5 central steps of communication:
o Messages  without a message there is no communication
o Creation of messages  the content
o Interpretation of messages  how people perceive the message
o Relational process  how does a message have an effect
o Messages that elicit a response  the effect on people

There are four communication models: (there is conceptual overlap)
Transmission model
 Communication is a process of transmitting messages
 Message is determined by sender
 Receivers processes this message as was intended by sender
 newspaper, flyer, teacher giving a lecture

Expressive model
 Communication as representation of shared beliefs within a society/group
 Emphasis on performance of message (sender)
 Emphasis on (shared) experience of message (receiver)
 football game, concerts, festivals,

Publicity model
 Communication as a tool to grab and hold attention
 Competition between senders for attention of public, attention itself is more
important than the quality of the content
 Receiver is a spectator rather than participant
 ads, political leaders in a debate, commercials

, Reception model
 Communication open to multiple interpretations; because of (social and cultural)
differences between receivers,the same message can have different meanings
 Senders transmits message with a certain purpose/meaning
 But it’s possible that receivers “read” the message in a different wat than intended
 poetry, art (if interpreted in a different ways)

POWERFUL MEDIA (hypodermic needle theory)
Hypodermic needle theory: suggest that media messages are injected directly into the
brains of a passive audience

The classic view of powerful media:
o Powerful media reach everyone
o Defenceless passive audience
o Strong (and bad) effects
o Uniform effects  “magic-bullet” or “hypodermic-needle” (metaphor)

Examples of powerful reactions to the media
 Propaganda (WWI)  more positive image of the war, considered powerful because
it changed the way people think
 War of the worlds (1938) radio show caused panic about an invasion from mars

This way of thinking about media influences is no longer really accepted  there is not that
much evidence:
- Media has not the same effects on everyone
- People are not defensive (people can think for themselves
- Powerful media is not reaching everyone

The empirical cycle:
 Observation noticeable relations and questions
 Induction  from specific (observations) to general; theories that can explain the
relations
 Deduction  from general to specific: formulating expectations/hypothesis that can be
tested
 Testing  testing the variables of your
hypothesis; data collection Research question
 Evaluation  do the results support the
hypothesis or not

Induction: It may be that…Could x be causing y?
Analyze data
Reasoning from observations to a theory that
explains the observations THEORY
Observation  pattern  theory

Deduction:
Reasoning from a theory to observations that will Collect data Predictions/Hypothesis
test the theory; trying to find support for your theory

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