Audience theories

?
  • Created by: chamur
  • Created on: 05-12-14 10:32
Hypodermic syringe model
An intraveous injection is given to the audience by a media product. This makes us stimulate a positive or negative response.
1 of 9
Narcotising model
The media is consumed by the audience passively like a drug to create apathy.
2 of 9
Inoclutation model
Long term exposure to a repeated media message makes audiences immune to them and will affect their beliefs and values.
3 of 9
Two step flow
It is a two step process of consumption where the audience are swayed by opinion leaders or opinion values in society.
4 of 9
Uses and Gratifications
Individuals create an active response by taking away what they need from a product to be gratified through personal relationships, survillence, personal identity and diversion.
5 of 9
Reception theory
The intensity of involvement in media products affects our interpretation through primary, secondary and tertiary repsonses.
6 of 9
Cultral effects theory
An exposure to ideological representations overtime impacts our beliefs and values.
7 of 9
Encoding / decoding model
The audience vary in their response to media messages due to their background, age , gender, ethnicity etc.
8 of 9
Cultral compentences
Social class and gender carry different compentences that affect the ease understanding and enjoyment of different media forms.
9 of 9

Other cards in this set

Card 2

Front

The media is consumed by the audience passively like a drug to create apathy.

Back

Narcotising model

Card 3

Front

Long term exposure to a repeated media message makes audiences immune to them and will affect their beliefs and values.

Back

Preview of the back of card 3

Card 4

Front

It is a two step process of consumption where the audience are swayed by opinion leaders or opinion values in society.

Back

Preview of the back of card 4

Card 5

Front

Individuals create an active response by taking away what they need from a product to be gratified through personal relationships, survillence, personal identity and diversion.

Back

Preview of the back of card 5
View more cards

Comments

No comments have yet been made

Similar Media Studies resources:

See all Media Studies resources »See all Audience theories resources »