Media and Society (AQA A-Level Sociology): Quizzes

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Interactionists argue that news reporting is what, rather than objective?

Socially constructed

Which news value helps explain why crime receives disproportionate media coverage?

Negativity attracts audiences

What does Felson's age fallacy claim about media portrayals?

All ages equally involved in crime

What is Felson's efficiency fallacy about?

Police shown as more effective than they are

The hypodermic syringe model argues what about media violence?

Direct correlation with real violence

What did Newson (1994) argue long exposure to media violence leads to?

Desensitisation to violence

How many research studies did Cumberbatch (2004) review on media violence?

Over 3,500

According to Jewkes, the internet has facilitated which new crime type?

Cybercrime

In Cohen's moral panic stages, what is the second stage called?

Symbolisation

What term describes the process where media labelling creates more deviance?

Deviancy amplification

Hall (1978) argued moral panics over black muggers served what function?

Divided the working class

Why did McRobbie & Thornton say moral panics are harder to sustain today?

24-hour news & active audiences

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