A cognitive psychology of mass communication
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A cognitive psychology of mass communication
（LEA's communication series）
Erlbaum Associates, 1999
3rd ed
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 271-317) and indexes
Description and Table of Contents
Description
The updated edition of a textbook on the role of mass communication in the formation of perceived reality, for mass communication processes and effects course.
Table of Contents
- Mass Communication in Society - the Textbook for Our Lives
- Research and Theory in Mass Communication - How We Study Media Scientifically
- Portrayals of Groups - Distorted Social Mirrors
- Advertising - Food (and Everything Else) for Thought
- Communication of Values - Media as Parent and Priest
- Sports - Marriage of Convenience or Conquest by Television?
- News - Setting the Agenda About the World
- Politics - Using News and Advertising to Win Elections
- Violence - Does All That Mayhem Matter?
- Sex - Turning On, Turning Nasty
- Prosocial Media - Helpful Media Helping People
- Living Constructively with Media - Taking Charge in the New Millennium.
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