SS.7.CG.2.9

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What does bias refer to in the context of media and political communications?

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The inclination or prejudice in favor of or against a particular person, group, or idea

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How can bias manifest in media?

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The selection and presentation of news stories

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What is symbolism in the realm of politics and media?

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The use of symbols or images that represent ideas or concepts

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What can political symbols include?

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Flags, logos, colors, gestures, and slogans

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What is propaganda?

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The dissemination of biased or misleading information to shape public opinion.

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What technique is used in propaganda to manipulate public perception?

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Using persuasive techniques such as emotional appeals and exaggeration

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Why is understanding bias, symbolism, and propaganda crucial?

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For being critical consumers of media and political communications

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What does critically analyzing symbols in media involve?

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Considering the intended message and the potential impact on public opinion

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How does the ownership of a media outlet potentially affect its content?

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Owners may enforce policies that align with their personal or political beliefs

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How do personal biases of journalists potentially affect their reporting?

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They may influence the selection of stories and how they are presented.