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Hypodermic Syringe Model
Suggests the audience passively accepts the message 'injected' into them by the mass media. There is no escape from the message in this model as it implies the mass media has a direct, immediate and powerful effect on it's audience
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Inoculation Model
Repeated exposure to media messages make them 'immune' to them e.g. shocking programmes won't shock you anymore/reality TV - over exaggaration to keep you engaged. The audience want more and not just repetition
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Two-Step Flow Model
Two step process of consumption (Step 1. Opinion leaders get information from a media source) (Step 2. Opinion leaders then pass the information, along with their interpretations to others). Audience are able to reject the media.
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Narcotising Dysfunction
Media exposure can act like a narcotic drug on the brain causing apathy - overtime, you become an 'apathetic mess' e.g. you flick through TV channels for 20mins without actually watching a full length programme so you are time wasting.
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Uses and Gratifications Model
Assumes the audience has a specific need e.g. for watcing TV. The audience are active so they can select and reject what they want in the media in other to be gratified. Suggests the mass media are influential in information & changing people's needs
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Reception Theory
Focuses on the 'negotiated' and 'opposition' on the part of the audience. Includes Primary, secondary and tertiary involvement (1. someone is completley consumed by specifiv TV, 2. Someone may be occupied in another task, 3. Unaware of it's purpose.
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Cultural Effects Theory
Exposure to ideological representations can impact us. The impact the mass media has on our beliefs and values.
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Encoding and Decoding Model
Audiences vary on repsonse due to social positions e.g. age, gender, & beliefs. Categorised into three kinds of responses: dominant (agree with valudes) negotiated (generally agrees but may disagree) & oppositional (disagrees with dominant values).
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Cultural Comptences
Comptence effects the ease of understanding and enjoyment of different media forms e.g. A woman may understand Eastenders better as the domestic household is 'relatable' to a woman's life.
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Repeated exposure to media messages make them 'immune' to them e.g. shocking programmes won't shock you anymore/reality TV - over exaggaration to keep you engaged. The audience want more and not just repetition

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Inoculation Model

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Two step process of consumption (Step 1. Opinion leaders get information from a media source) (Step 2. Opinion leaders then pass the information, along with their interpretations to others). Audience are able to reject the media.

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Media exposure can act like a narcotic drug on the brain causing apathy - overtime, you become an 'apathetic mess' e.g. you flick through TV channels for 20mins without actually watching a full length programme so you are time wasting.

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Assumes the audience has a specific need e.g. for watcing TV. The audience are active so they can select and reject what they want in the media in other to be gratified. Suggests the mass media are influential in information & changing people's needs

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