WorksheetsA Level Media Studies Theories
Total questions: 102
Worksheet time: 14mins
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End of Audience Theory
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Identity Theory
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Media Effects Theory
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Prosumer
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Conflicting demands
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Regulation Theory
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Shirky
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Citizen vs Consumer
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Livingstone & Lunt
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Bandura
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Gauntlett
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For vs against stricter media regulation
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McQuail
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Characteristics of New Media
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Medium is the Message
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Technological Determinism
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Media technology shaping society
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Media technology shaping society
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Medium influences how the message is interpreted
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Different media, different experience when consuming them
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Hall
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Media representation
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Video game causes school shooting
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Video game causes school shooting
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Reception theory
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Preferred reading
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Preferred reading
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Negotiated reading
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Oppositional reading
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Negotiated reading
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Oppositional reading
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Stereotype
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How many new media characteristics are there?
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Shoemaker, et. al.
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McCombs & Shaw
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Priming and Framing
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Gatekeeping Theory
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Agenda Setting Theory
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Priming and Framing
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What affects the media representation?
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How do the powerful represent the less powerful?
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Society adapting to technological advancement
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Two-way communication
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Entertainment & enjoyment
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Involving more senses
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Algorithm
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Feeling in control of the media content and use
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Anonymity
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A sense of personal contact
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Audiences have different preferences
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What do you call the party which "filters" the content allowed for distribution to audiences?
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Prosumer
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Gatekeeping
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For vs against media regulation
Shirky
Livingstone & Lunt
Media regulation is complicated
Shirky
Livingstone & Lunt
Impossible to regulate the new media effectively
Shirky
Livingstone & Lunt
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Katz & Blumler
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Uses & Gratifications Theory
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Kristeva
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Derrida
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Baudrillard
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Imitating style to celebrate
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Imitating style to make fun
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Combining different texts to make a new text
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Referencing itself
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Hyperreality
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Deconstruction
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Intertextuality
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Freedom
Consumer
Citizen
Protection
Consumer
Citizen
Needs
Consumer
Citizen
Social Level
Consumer
Citizen
Public Benefits
Consumer
Citizen
Inclusion
Consumer
Citizen
Wants
Consumer
Citizen
Individual Level
Consumer
Citizen
Private Benefits
Consumer
Citizen
Choice
Consumer
Citizen
Challenges in enforcing media regulation
Shirky
Livingstone & Lunt
Public opinion on media regulation
Shirky
Livingstone & Lunt
How does media regulation impact freedom of speech?
It enhances freedom of speech
It restricts freedom of speech
How does media regulation impact protection?
It provides protection
It removes protection
Sets the agenda by altering the placement and size/duration of a news piece
Priming
Framing
Sets the agenda by altering the dictions and visualisations of a news piece
Priming
Framing
Snapchat filters
Simulacra
Simulation
Facetune
Simulacra
Simulation
Virtual Reality (VR)
Simulacra
Simulation
'Love and Deepspace' video game
Simulacra
Simulation
Deadpool
Pastiche
Parody
Bricolage
Self-Referentialism
Fan edits
Pastiche
Parody
Bricolage
Self-Referentialism
Paying homage
Pastiche
Parody
Bricolage
Self-Referentialism
Satirises
Pastiche
Parody
Bricolage
Self-Referentialism
Creating a copy with no original
Simulacra
Simulation
Mimicking the act of something
Simulacra
Simulation
Sets the agenda by making the audiences think the news is important.
Priming
Framing
Sets the agenda by making the audiences have certain opinion regarding the news.
Priming
Framing
For all freedom of expression
Citizen
Consumer
Against absolute freedom of expression
Citizen
Consumer
Against any censorship
Citizen
Consumer
For the implementation of censorship
Citizen
Consumer
Choose the most dominant arguments in the society regarding the social issue below:
Elsagate / Incredigate
Citizen
Consumer
Choose the most dominant arguments in the society regarding the social issue below:
The planned banning of Twitter / X in Indonesia
Citizen
Consumer
