psychrev4 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologymediaUniversityAll boards Created by: llargoCreated on: 18-01-16 18:40 construction of social groups to which people are assigned social categorisation 1 of 19 theory that describes how people compare themselves to others who may be held up as role models social comparison theory 2 of 19 using marketing strategies to societal good social marketing 3 of 19 news that don't involve serious topics soft news 4 of 19 creating images and identities of the person being interacted online to enable one to relate to that person according to need. solipsistic introjections 5 of 19 production of a program is funded in return for a high profile advertisement sponsored programming 6 of 19 generalised belief about a group of people stereotype 7 of 19 stimuli presented below the threshold for conscious perception subliminal messages 8 of 19 laboratory measure of aggressive behaviour against a fictitious person in which a noise blast is incorporated Taylor competitive reaction time test 9 of 19 form of qualitative analysis in which the aim of the research is to identify the number of reoccurring themes thematic analysis 10 of 19 use of multiple methodologies triangulation 11 of 19 using sensory cues, question asking question and self dusclosure to gain information about someone to achieve a level of trust uncertainty reduction 12 of 19 belief that audience members select media to serve predetermined purposes uses and gratification perspective 13 of 19 rapid exponential spread of information through digital communication mediums viral messages 14 of 19 post production addition of brands to movies or television programs virtual placement 15 of 19 responsibility of mass media to monitor the government if abuses and corruption watchdog 16 of 19 study of web content and usage web metrics 17 of 19 wanting to be like a fictional character wishful identification 18 of 19 an iconic first person shooter game created by id software wherein players play the role of American soldiers. wolfenstein 3D 19 of 19
Explain the relative influence of both children’s and adults’ behaviours upon the formation of attachment. 5.0 / 5 based on 1 rating
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