Pick аny оf the 10 terms belоw аnd prоvide а definition as well as how the concept influences political communication/activity: Agenda-Setting Priming Framing Mediatization Magic Bullet/Hypodermic Needle Models Two-Step Flow of Information Minimal Effects Model Elaboration Likelihood Model Self-Identity Spiral of Silence Media Abundance/High Choice The Fourth Estate Post-Legislative Democracy Social-Identity Self-Identity Give a brief (1 sentence each) description of Bennett & Pfetsch’s ages of political communication (this is one question): · First Age: roughly spanning the two decades following World War II · Second Age: late 1960s to the early 1990s · Third Age: Late 1990s to early 2000s · Fourth Age: Present Pick Five (5) Essay questions below and answer: What does Blumler mean when a says, “A disputed public sphere”? Describe in detail the relationship between Agenda-Setting and Framing. How do frames influence opinions? How are Mediation and Mediatization different? How do they work together to influence political communication? What do you think about the notion that the news media is not a fourth estate, but a second legislature? In what ways can the news media act as a second legislature? Summarize the debate between Minimal Effects Hypothesis vs. Significant Effects. Which do you believe is correct? Why? Compare and contrast frame-building vs. frame-setting Describe in detail Entman and Usher’s pump valves of political communication What is meant by the phrase, “perceived group membership comes prior to political attitudes and beliefs, and policy preferences”? How does social-Identity affect how individuals consume political communication? What is the Spiral of Silence and how does it work? Is the model still relevant today? Why or why not?
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