The influence of the media (Edexcel A-Level Politics): Flashcards
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Opinion polls definition
Opinion polls definition
Surveys gauging public opinion on politics, candidates, voter intent
Bandwagon Effect
Bandwagon Effect
People vote for party they believe will win
Boomerang Effect
Boomerang Effect
Trailing party gains support or leading party supporters don't vote
1992 election polling error
1992 election polling error
Labour predicted +1.3%, Conservatives won by 7.6%
2015 election polling error
2015 election polling error
Predicted tie, Conservatives won by 6%
Media Bias meaning
Media Bias meaning
Media outlets' partiality towards certain parties or candidates
'It's The Sun Wot Won It' - year
'It's The Sun Wot Won It' - year
1992 General Election
'Labour Isn't Working' slogan - year
'Labour Isn't Working' slogan - year
1979 Conservative campaign by Saatchi & Saatchi
Agenda Setting definition
Agenda Setting definition
Media's ability to highlight issues, shaping public importance
Watchdog role of media
Watchdog role of media
Monitoring govt, exposing corruption, holding politicians accountable
MPs' Expenses Scandal - year & paper
MPs' Expenses Scandal - year & paper
2009, Daily Telegraph investigation
Fake News definition
Fake News definition
False or misleading information presented as news
18-24 year olds' news source
18-24 year olds' news source
Over 70% rely exclusively on social media
