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A Cognitive Psychology of Mass Communication Fred W. Sanborn (North Carolina Wesleyan College, USA)

A Cognitive Psychology of Mass Communication By Fred W. Sanborn (North Carolina Wesleyan College, USA)

A Cognitive Psychology of Mass Communication by Fred W. Sanborn (North Carolina Wesleyan College, USA)


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Summary

This text takes a psychological approach to mass communication, discussing issues with an emphasis on their effects on behaviour and thought. The underlying theme is of the perceived reality constructed from interaction with the media. The author has integrated theoretical perspectives throughout.

A Cognitive Psychology of Mass Communication Summary

A Cognitive Psychology of Mass Communication by Fred W. Sanborn (North Carolina Wesleyan College, USA)

The updated edition of a textbook on the role of mass communication in the formation of perceived reality, for mass communication processes and effects course.

Table of Contents

Mass Communication in Society - the Textbook for Our Lives; Research and Theory in Mass Communication - How We Study Media Scientifically; Portrayals of Groups - Distorted Social Mirrors; Advertising - Food (and Everything Else) for Thought; Communication of Values - Media as Parent and Priest; Sports - Marriage of Convenience or Conquest by Television?; News - Setting the Agenda About the World; Politics - Using News and Advertising to Win Elections; Violence - Does All That Mayhem Matter?; Sex - Turning On, Turning Nasty; Prosocial Media - Helpful Media Helping People; Living Constructively with Media - Taking Charge in the New Millennium.

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GOR012289411
9780805830880
080583088X
A Cognitive Psychology of Mass Communication by Fred W. Sanborn (North Carolina Wesleyan College, USA)
Used - Very Good
Hardback
Taylor & Francis Inc
19990401
360
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