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| exception of canalization |
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| the sorrows of young werther |
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| eamined people who watcher soap operas |
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| used and gratification research, gate keeping bias |
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| media telling us not so much what to think more as what to do |
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| innoraters, early adopters, early majority, late majority, laggards |
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| if your exposed to tv for a long time change your outlook on the world. |
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| heavy viewers tend to see the world the way the tv presents its self |
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| where we are so into what we are doing were you lose track of time |
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| who studied the studying flow? |
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| kubey, sikszen, and mihalyi |
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| what activity doesnt allow for study flow? |
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| who enjoys watching tv more. heavy of light viewers? |
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| what are the four factors of violent entertainment? |
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| deseasitization numbing, increased appitite for violent entertainment, increased fearfulness, and increased agression |
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| what type of studying focuses on selection of information to include in and exclude from the media? |
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| what did george gerbner call his research? |
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| what effects research studies to have at least one of three focuses? |
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