Exam 4: Deviance 2.0: the Role of the Media
Compare the difference between administrative and critical research in studies of media.Provide an example of each.
Administrative research in media studies focuses on the day-to-day operations and management of media organizations. This type of research may include studies on budgeting, staffing, and organizational structure within media companies. An example of administrative research in media studies could be a study on the impact of digital technology on the workflow and efficiency of newsrooms in traditional print media.
On the other hand, critical research in media studies examines the societal and cultural implications of media content and its influence on public opinion. This type of research may include studies on media representation, power dynamics, and the effects of media on marginalized communities. An example of critical research in media studies could be a study on the portrayal of gender and race in popular television shows and its impact on audience perceptions.
In summary, administrative research focuses on the operational aspects of media organizations, while critical research delves into the broader societal and cultural implications of media content. Both types of research are important for gaining a comprehensive understanding of the media industry and its impact on society.
A crime show where the main characters (the police)drive around in a 'ghetto' neighborhood filled with poor,visible ethnic teenagers all dressed like gangsters would support Fleras and Kunz's theory that minorities are often displayed as social problems.
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Which of the following examples would fit into Greer and Jewkes' definition of 'absolute other'?
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What type of research question is most likely posed by someone conducting research in media studies using a critical lens?
The impact of advertisement and product placement has become the most researched topic in media studies.
Social media plays a role if the lives of all groups of people,including people who are elderly,First Nations and even those who are homeless.
One of the biggest issues to having misrepresentations continually in the media of various ethnic backgrounds is that the young members of that society are socialized to believe that those characteristics are truth.
Discuss how media can be used both a as a tool for crime and creating deviance,as well as a tool that is able to promote change and resistance to deviant labels.Which one do you feel is more powerful?
In the 2009 study of media use,the number one type of media used by Canadians in terms of hours per week,was the internet.
Framing racial and ethnic minorities 3 out of 4 of the social levels (individual,interpersonal and socio-cultural).
Administrative research holds society at the centre of its research focus.
Disney has been accused of framing race and ethnicity in stereotypical ways in their children's films.Which racial / ethnic group was represented by the lead female character in a stereotypical way in The Princess and the Frog?
Tim Horton's' commercials focused on the emotional connection of communities across Canada would be an example of advertising for affectively based products.
According to Jackson Katz,the media is the most powerful 'pedagogical force' of our time.
Which of the following forms of media have seen an increase in use over the last decade?
Discuss the various forms of cyberbullying and how the majority of teenagers have handled the experience of being cyber bullied.(ie reporting rates,handling of the bully,impact on the individual)
The fact that media companies are continuously merging or buying one another is an issue of concentration.
If news team covers the awarding of an officer for courage in the act of duty,but decides not to cover the beating of a homeless person,they are defining social value and ideas of deviance directly and indirectly.
The fact that ethnic minorities are less represented in crowds in movies is an example of which issue of ethnic media representation according to Fleras and Kunz?
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