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Nasser Razek Ghada Awad The University of Akron Background Problem Purpose Questions for the Professionals The Study Findings Recommendations Discussion Objectives Background . 7 311 332 285 Internet Advertising 261 277 301 357 Email Advertising 253 249 293 359 Direct Mail 224 226 235 204 Magazines 197 184 225 268 Cable 189 205 222 200 Newspaper 189 186 222 170 Radio 175 188 181 134 Social Media Facebook Twitter etc 142 164 1. Analyze each character and select your 8 people . How will they contribute to the group?. 2. Take 3 – 5 minutes to compare your list to someone around you. . Are there any similarities?. Zombie Apocalypse. Overview. Elizabeth . Losh. http://. losh.ucsd.edu. Who was Rasputin?. Why is his name associated with seduction?. . Grigori. . Yefimovich. Rasputin. 1869-1916. . Theories of Seduction. How does seduction replace or supplant other explanations of human behavior? . Mass Media refers to all forms of communication that transmit information to the general public.. Key Definitions. A medium is a means of communication. Media is the plural of medium. The mass media are means of communication, such as newspapers, radio, television, and the internet, that can reach large, widely dispersed audiences.. An over-simplified, generalized belief about all people who belong to a certain social group (e.g. Canadians are nice). When we stereotype a group of people, we depict all of the individuals within that group as having the same characteristics. What are stereotypes associated with teachers?. How do I not fit those stereotypes?. Stereotypes: what’s the problem?. What are stereotypes associated with teenagers?. What problems would you face if you were judged by those stereotypes?. Achievement Standard 1.4. Rugby Union and the Influence of Media and Sexism on participation.. Why Rugby Union?. It is New Zealand’s national game. . It has a lot of stereotypes surrounding it largely due to the influence of the Media.. 105MC Carousel . What is a moral panic? . How are moral panics created? . Through:. Folk devils – outsiders (folk law / media) . Outsiders as deviants . Outsiders blamed for criminality, social problems, immorality, disease . Racial . Stereotyping in . the Media. Rachel Butkiewicz. ARE6641. About myself. Currently, I teach middle school art in Round Rock Texas (North of Austin).. I have Illustrated for 3 books. Favorite mediums that I like to work with are. by . Intellectual Property Owners Association . Women In IP Committee. Push . Forward Subcommittee. Overview. Differences in Communication Styles. Gender Stereotypes. What Can Employers Do?. What Can Employees Do?. Intellectual Property Owners Association . Women In IP Committee. Push . Forward Subcommittee. Overview. Differences in Communication Styles. Gender Stereotypes. What Can Employers Do?. What Can Employees Do?. By Tanya Maria Golash-Boza. . Ethnoracial . G. roup Portrayals . Portrayals are patterned to present particular characterizations over and over. These can be considered “controlling images” in media, social media, and video games. . Let’s Learn About Health!. 2nd Grade. Commercials. What Do You See? . Do you own any of these things? . Commercials. . How do commercials influence people to buy things?. Watch the following commercials and think about how commercials influence you.. Effects: Theories and Principles . The media had influenced the . audience . in various . perspectives through Dominant Effect Perspectives, Limited Effect Perspectives, Minimal Effect Interface and Modified Limited Effect Perspective.