LO6 revision

 media effects


understand the question 

5 marks for theory and terminoly 10 marks for  examples 5 marks for argument


passive audience theory- 

hyperdimic syringe adorno and horkheimer 

cultivation theory  gross and gerbner


desensitisation ferguson


moral panick  cohen 

folk devils


active audience theory escapism surveillance  building personal relationships or personal identity 


encoding decoding model   hall 

prefferd reading negotiated reading oppositional reading


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