what are the psychological aspects of contacts with media?
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do you mean the impact from being interviewed by a member of the media - i have done that several times. i found it to be a bit stressful since you really have to think about what you are going to say to avoid being mis-represented or mis-quoted. i also worried later about whether the article would run or not and how people would react. mostly the response was positive.
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1. 8\n\n2. Broad national culture\n\n3. Both. Some shows make positive portrayal, some networks seem to constantly make negative portrayal (fox news).\n\n4. Yes. By conscious and unconsious feedback.\n\n5. Yes. Portrayals of similary appearances and personalities in positive situations are validating.\n\n6. Big improvements. The issue seems tightly interwoven with broader racial issues in America - I don't see a quick fix.
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eye contact\nhanging around\ndoing something to get your attention
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GMS (Global Media Solutions)\nCommunication Links\nGlobal Expression
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media communication - is the process of communication using certain methods eg tv, radio, newspaper, magazines to reach out to the masses out there.  In China during Mao's era, they had these huge newspapers that are pasted on walls.  At some time, they didnt have the small ones.  That was the way messages and news got to the countryside and the rural folks.  It becomes the duty of every citizen to go to the marketplace / village square to read the news.  \nMass comms is using these modes to reach out the masses - the citizenry.  U really need to improve your written english.  Its FLUENCY.  take it easy, read more english books and you will be on discovery channel!!
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They enable people to be "ADDICTED" to close verbal contact with friends, family and co-workers.. In my opinion, some people cannot EXIST without being in contact with people 24hrs/7days per week.. It's sad.. \n\nInstead of helping people evolve socially.. I feel like their creating a generation of people that are REGRESSING/DE-EVOLVING socially..
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many sandra and mediumistic experiences also\nboth in giving and recieving messages
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Sincerity, Communication, Attitude, Character, Mentality, and probably the persons Way of Life.
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You need to know what you would like to do in Media? \n\nWhy dont you google media jobs or Media Agencies and see what happens
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empathy, detatchment, communication, active listening, perspective
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ask for media attention.....
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Yes sure. U can talk about drugs, cigarette smoking,\nfriend influence, influential movies and peer groups, aggressive behavior, internet addict, sex education, beauty tips and clothes etc...\nThere are too many subjects
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mental, physical and emotional I guess
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MEDIA\n\n- Children with shorter attention spans\n- Desensitization to violence and sex\n\nSCIENCE\n\n- New weapons\n- Possiblity of biological warfare\n- Cloning (?)\n\nOTHER\n\n- Less physical activity as machines do more work\n- Environmental impact
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Get the media involved
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Not really:  I see it more as 'coming full circle.'\n\nFirst, in the olden days, (before TV, movies, & even radio!) people entertained each other all the time.  People who played paino or guitar or harmonica were the musical part of the 'program,' everyone knew (as we do now) at least one quick wit who was good for laughs, and if nothing else, the dumbest person in the group could be counted upon to say or do somethign interesting now & then.  And, all of this could be entertaining without reaching the same level of sophistication because it made up for that by allowing direct, immediate feedback.  Entertainment was more of a conversation; likewise, conversation was a bigger part of entertainment.\n\nWith the coming of all these professional entertainment technologies, people saw the possibilities of the entertainment becoming more sophisticated, but didn't recognize what they were giving up in exchange.  But it also didn't matter, because they didn't spend so much time at computers (or, to a lesser extent) on the phone.  Instead, they were conducting much of their business & personal affairs face-to-face.  So, they still had enough direct-feedback, face time in their lives.\n\nNow, we spend SO MUCH LESS time directly interacting with each other, we have (consciously  or subconsciously) come to realize that the polished and very impersonal entertainment no longer makes up for the missing interaction.  So, we come back around to a more 'personal' form of entertainment.\n\nWe're still not finished, though.  The level of feedback available has increased, but I'm guessing that it still isn't enough to fulfill our social needs.  There will either be another shift that makes entertainment even more personal (more 2-way webcamming may be one way that happens,) or people will begin to drift farther away from all the electronic entertainments, in favor of more personal time.  That would be a continuation of the trend away from movies & TV, and toward the internet, of which this site is an exellent example of 'conversations.'
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Communication is a way of talking to people.