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Media and Politics Final | JOUR - Politics & Media, Quizzes of Political communications

Final Index Cards Class: JOUR - Politics & Media; Subject: Journalism; University: Saint Bonaventure University; Term: Forever 1989;

Typology: Quizzes

2009/2010

Uploaded on 05/06/2010

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TERM 1
agenda
setting
DEFINITION 1
reporters sometimes w/ the intervention of politicians, tell
citizens WHAT to think about (gay marriage, OJ,
Clinton/Lewinsky)
TERM 2
framing
DEFINITION 2
reporters, sometimes w/ the intervention of politicians, tell
citizens HOW to think about a subject (death penalty survey
questions)
TERM 3
priming
DEFINITION 3
refers to the impact of news coverage on the weight assigned
to specific issues in making political judgments (axis of evil)
TERM 4
candidate frames
DEFINITION 4
public supports government policy responses that are
consistent w/ the medias framing of the issue
TERM 5
episodic frames
DEFINITION 5
television news reported in the form of particular events of
specific cases
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agenda

setting

reporters sometimes w/ the intervention of politicians, tell citizens WHAT to think about (gay marriage, OJ, Clinton/Lewinsky) TERM 2

framing

DEFINITION 2 reporters, sometimes w/ the intervention of politicians, tell citizens HOW to think about a subject (death penalty survey questions) TERM 3

priming

DEFINITION 3 refers to the impact of news coverage on the weight assigned to specific issues in making political judgments (axis of evil) TERM 4

candidate frames

DEFINITION 4 public supports government policy responses that are consistent w/ the medias framing of the issue TERM 5

episodic frames

DEFINITION 5 television news reported in the form of particular events of specific cases

thematic frames

places political issues and events in some general context TERM 7

liberal vs. conservative frames

DEFINITION 7 free speech vs. public order TERM 8

bias for action

DEFINITION 8 apparently liberal but can also favor conservative programs ex. crime TERM 9

bias against violence

DEFINITION 9 paradox in military conflict, protects troops but also civilian populations (embedded journalism) TERM 10

bias for simplicity

DEFINITION 10 stripping a story of its necessary nuance, apparently conservative but can be used by liberals ex. Clinton politics on race

foreign policy reporting propaganda model

  1. size, ownership, profit orientation, size = political power 2. advertising - more ads = lower prices 3. sources 4. flack - negative responses to media statement or program 5. anti- communism (anti-terrorism?) - ultimate evil, popular control mechanism TERM 17

role of media in foreign policy process

DEFINITION 17 mostly at the agenda setting and evaluation stage, less at policy formulation, adoption, and implementation stage TERM 18

worthy vs. unworthy victims

DEFINITION 18 1980s torture in turkey and poland from a propaganda campaign (didn't comport with ideology or interests of powerful parties) TERM 19

racialized

androcentrism

DEFINITION 19 crime news constructs the masculinity of both black and white men and is mediated through white women, fear or black men as being a social and criminological threat to America TERM 20

hollywoods arab stereotypes

DEFINITION 20 survey of over 900 arab characters in film only a few were positive or balanced, through hollywood arabs look different and threatening