to what extent does the changing image of the american media contribute?
Q. to the general perception of the decline or degredation of the democratic process? should one be worried that people are becoming more and more accustomed to viewing popular media sources as having a larger entertainment and for-profit motivation rather than objective reporting? by accepting the current state and adapting, does one enter into a contract which serves to enhance the evolution of culture, or should a stalwart stance be taken against making this agreement?
Asked by datingguy - Wed Aug 1 16:53:23 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The media definately contributes to the degredation of the democratic process. People are so involved in the media and so few read books and newspapers that they don't apply thier own critical thinking to recognize the issues and to do come up with a solution. Of course this is just what the authority is looking for. The last thing they need is educated people coming in their way of running things.
Answered by Esse Est Percipi - Wed Aug 1 17:46:04 2007
Q. to the general perception of the decline or degredation of the democratic process? should one be worried that people are becoming more and more accustomed to viewing popular media sources as having a larger entertainment and for-profit motivation rather than objective reporting? by accepting the current state and adapting, does one enter into a contract which serves to enhance the evolution of culture, or should a stalwart stance be taken against making this agreement?
Asked by datingguy - Wed Aug 1 16:53:23 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The media definately contributes to the degredation of the democratic process. People are so involved in the media and so few read books and newspapers that they don't apply thier own critical thinking to recognize the issues and to do come up with a solution. Of course this is just what the authority is looking for. The last thing they need is educated people coming in their way of running things.
Answered by Esse Est Percipi - Wed Aug 1 17:46:04 2007
Did the media contribute to people's obsession with home ownership and thus contribute to the credit crunch?
Q. Countless programmes and articles detailed how to improve properties, sell them on etc etc - so could the media be partly to blame for why people over extended themselves with unaffordable mortgages etc? The psyche perpetuated the last few years has always been renting is a waste of money etc
Asked by Smiley - Sun Feb 22 03:16:40 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Many people losing home are actually families that only own the house they live in. It wasn't the media in the sense of infomercials offering programs to teach people to buy and flip homes. What contributed to this were the banks and mortgage lenders relaxing the guidelines and loosening of the credit to income ratios, lowering the required down payment. In essence selling home with adjustable mortgages or with balloon payments these families couldn't afford it. These people probably wanted a home and always thought it was beyond their reach, now add in the relaxed lending procedures. This is what has led us to this housing crash.
Answered by mahler1987 - Sun Feb 22 03:28:39 2009
Q. Countless programmes and articles detailed how to improve properties, sell them on etc etc - so could the media be partly to blame for why people over extended themselves with unaffordable mortgages etc? The psyche perpetuated the last few years has always been renting is a waste of money etc
Asked by Smiley - Sun Feb 22 03:16:40 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Many people losing home are actually families that only own the house they live in. It wasn't the media in the sense of infomercials offering programs to teach people to buy and flip homes. What contributed to this were the banks and mortgage lenders relaxing the guidelines and loosening of the credit to income ratios, lowering the required down payment. In essence selling home with adjustable mortgages or with balloon payments these families couldn't afford it. These people probably wanted a home and always thought it was beyond their reach, now add in the relaxed lending procedures. This is what has led us to this housing crash.
Answered by mahler1987 - Sun Feb 22 03:28:39 2009
How the selection and use of media contribute to a successful campaign?
Q. How the selection and use of media contribute to a successful campaign?
Asked by temi - Sat Jun 24 06:35:22 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. its called reaching your target audience.
Answered by worldstiti - Sat Jun 24 06:38:17 2006
Q. How the selection and use of media contribute to a successful campaign?
Asked by temi - Sat Jun 24 06:35:22 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. its called reaching your target audience.
Answered by worldstiti - Sat Jun 24 06:38:17 2006
How does the media contribute in the science awareness?
Q. How does the media contribute in the science awareness?
Asked by Hindi M Nadiif N - Wed Jun 20 08:39:20 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Often science is a 'closed community'. Scientists communicate with other scientists and no-one else. But, let someone tell a newspaper that a comet is likely to come close to the Earth!! Suddenly we all become knowledgeable about the solar wind; the accuracy of prediction software, the magnification provided by the Hubble Space Scope; what Life on Earth would be like if a collision resulted, how such an event led to the extinction of the dinosaurs... Imagine a scientist laboring hard with a very small budget who just happens to tell a news reporter he has discovered time travel! Imagine how much money he could get for research once the news got out. Funding for difficult projects often depends on public opinion, not on the worth of… [cont.]
Answered by sweet_echo_fan - Wed Jun 20 20:05:42 2007
Q. How does the media contribute in the science awareness?
Asked by Hindi M Nadiif N - Wed Jun 20 08:39:20 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Often science is a 'closed community'. Scientists communicate with other scientists and no-one else. But, let someone tell a newspaper that a comet is likely to come close to the Earth!! Suddenly we all become knowledgeable about the solar wind; the accuracy of prediction software, the magnification provided by the Hubble Space Scope; what Life on Earth would be like if a collision resulted, how such an event led to the extinction of the dinosaurs... Imagine a scientist laboring hard with a very small budget who just happens to tell a news reporter he has discovered time travel! Imagine how much money he could get for research once the news got out. Funding for difficult projects often depends on public opinion, not on the worth of… [cont.]
Answered by sweet_echo_fan - Wed Jun 20 20:05:42 2007
How does Mass Media contribute to the Development of the Filipino Values?
Q. ehehehe its for oration
Asked by Ramon D - Wed Oct 11 08:38:36 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i think filipinos will want to be more presentable
Answered by zo - Wed Oct 11 08:43:40 2006
Q. ehehehe its for oration
Asked by Ramon D - Wed Oct 11 08:38:36 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i think filipinos will want to be more presentable
Answered by zo - Wed Oct 11 08:43:40 2006
How much of a role do you think the media play? What other agents of socialization also contribute?
Q. Critics often charge that the media's portrayal of violence plays a role in the recent shootings in high schools across America. How much of a role do you think the media play? What other agents of socialization also contribute?
Asked by Miley - Tue Jan 26 12:45:25 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The most accurate predictor of violence is the income gap. The gap between the have and the have nots is the biggest cause of crime. In general there are countries like Canada that have far more guns per person then the USA that don't have near the violent crime. There are many democratic socialized nations in europe that have gun freedom but hardly any crime. They measure the difference between the top 20% and the bottom 20% and the usa is the highest...as well we have the most crime and the most imprisoned people. For example: we have more people in prison then communist china that has a vastly larger population. bottom line in income inequality is the biggest reason for crime. higher taxes and more strong social safety nets=Le [cont.]
Answered by brooklyn - Tue Jan 26 13:16:35 2010
Q. Critics often charge that the media's portrayal of violence plays a role in the recent shootings in high schools across America. How much of a role do you think the media play? What other agents of socialization also contribute?
Asked by Miley - Tue Jan 26 12:45:25 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The most accurate predictor of violence is the income gap. The gap between the have and the have nots is the biggest cause of crime. In general there are countries like Canada that have far more guns per person then the USA that don't have near the violent crime. There are many democratic socialized nations in europe that have gun freedom but hardly any crime. They measure the difference between the top 20% and the bottom 20% and the usa is the highest...as well we have the most crime and the most imprisoned people. For example: we have more people in prison then communist china that has a vastly larger population. bottom line in income inequality is the biggest reason for crime. higher taxes and more strong social safety nets=Le [cont.]
Answered by brooklyn - Tue Jan 26 13:16:35 2010
how does bacterial or viral contamination contribute to media turbidity?
Q. how does bacterial or viral contamination contribute to media turbidity?
Asked by KANASAI - Wed May 20 05:33:17 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Media turbidity refers to the suspension of bacterial cells in a liquid media. As the number of bacterial cells increase, the liquid takes on a cloudy appearance. Think of this in terms of kool-aid: if you take a glass of water (clear appearance) and start adding kool-aid a teaspoon at a time the water gradually becomes more cloudy (turbid) with each successive teaspoon. More teaspoons = more turbidity. In the case of bacteria: more growth = more cells = more turbidity. Just a note: just because the media has become turbid does not necessarily mean it is because of contamination. Liquid media is used to grow bacterial cells for research purposes.
Answered by zoolabcoord - Wed May 20 11:21:57 2009
Q. how does bacterial or viral contamination contribute to media turbidity?
Asked by KANASAI - Wed May 20 05:33:17 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Media turbidity refers to the suspension of bacterial cells in a liquid media. As the number of bacterial cells increase, the liquid takes on a cloudy appearance. Think of this in terms of kool-aid: if you take a glass of water (clear appearance) and start adding kool-aid a teaspoon at a time the water gradually becomes more cloudy (turbid) with each successive teaspoon. More teaspoons = more turbidity. In the case of bacteria: more growth = more cells = more turbidity. Just a note: just because the media has become turbid does not necessarily mean it is because of contamination. Liquid media is used to grow bacterial cells for research purposes.
Answered by zoolabcoord - Wed May 20 11:21:57 2009
what techniques are used by the mass media employ to sell conventional ideas about gender to woman and men?
Q. basically i am asking how does the mass media contribute to the ideas about gender to women and men
Asked by Kevin D - Fri Jul 18 14:38:58 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That question needs a book for an answer. All I know it that the ads by my E-mail are all about cosmetics, renting purses, etc. and my boyfriend's E-mail is barraged with stock broker ads, investing, travel, etc. Even the marketers treat my like a Bimbo. The message I get when I go to read my E-mail is, you need make-up, you're ugly, you have acne, you need new clothes and shoes. My boyfriends marketing message is you have money, invest it wisely, come to the Caribbean. It starts to get to you after a while.
Answered by La Belle Dame Sans Merci - Fri Jul 18 15:00:20 2008
Q. basically i am asking how does the mass media contribute to the ideas about gender to women and men
Asked by Kevin D - Fri Jul 18 14:38:58 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That question needs a book for an answer. All I know it that the ads by my E-mail are all about cosmetics, renting purses, etc. and my boyfriend's E-mail is barraged with stock broker ads, investing, travel, etc. Even the marketers treat my like a Bimbo. The message I get when I go to read my E-mail is, you need make-up, you're ugly, you have acne, you need new clothes and shoes. My boyfriends marketing message is you have money, invest it wisely, come to the Caribbean. It starts to get to you after a while.
Answered by La Belle Dame Sans Merci - Fri Jul 18 15:00:20 2008
Does the lack of media representation of the elderly contribute to the prevalence of neg stereotypes?
Q. Does the lack of media representation of the elderly contribute to the prevalence of neg stereotypes?
Asked by Jae B - Sat Feb 27 21:40:23 2010 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Certainly it does as it reduces through continued absence of appearances. The knowledge, wisdom and authority of older Americans is diminished when all the public sees are the constant appearances of the young news presenters. When they start to show their age, they are quickly replaced by a new younger person. It really takes no intelligence, well, not much anyway to read a teleprompter, just be young and pretty for the camera. L8r
Answered by Raider - Wed Mar 3 10:11:01 2010
Q. Does the lack of media representation of the elderly contribute to the prevalence of neg stereotypes?
Asked by Jae B - Sat Feb 27 21:40:23 2010 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Certainly it does as it reduces through continued absence of appearances. The knowledge, wisdom and authority of older Americans is diminished when all the public sees are the constant appearances of the young news presenters. When they start to show their age, they are quickly replaced by a new younger person. It really takes no intelligence, well, not much anyway to read a teleprompter, just be young and pretty for the camera. L8r
Answered by Raider - Wed Mar 3 10:11:01 2010
Two ways in which media and presidential candidates have contributed to candidate centered campaigns.?
Q. *two ways in which the media have contributed to candidate-centered campaigns. * two ways that presidential candidate's use of the media has contributed to candidate-centered campaigns.
Asked by Krs-T - Sun Dec 14 15:15:46 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Tried and true method is to overwhelm your opposition, as in Obammm's case the use of using unlimited, illegally gotten monies.
Answered by Paul P - Sun Dec 14 15:22:28 2008
Q. *two ways in which the media have contributed to candidate-centered campaigns. * two ways that presidential candidate's use of the media has contributed to candidate-centered campaigns.
Asked by Krs-T - Sun Dec 14 15:15:46 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Tried and true method is to overwhelm your opposition, as in Obammm's case the use of using unlimited, illegally gotten monies.
Answered by Paul P - Sun Dec 14 15:22:28 2008
How do you rate media in the 2010 Election? Fair or biased? Did it help create fear of failure of election?
Q. The election turned out to be fairly successful. But in the days leading to May 10, there were so many worst scenarios played up by the media. Did these contribute in the fear of "failure of election"? Plus, was the media fair to all candidates?
Asked by Bunny - Fri May 14 00:14:40 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In my opinion, I think the media are not biased. They only relay the information based on objectivity. We can't questions the different views of the viewers.
Answered by Jessie - Fri May 14 01:03:36 2010
Q. The election turned out to be fairly successful. But in the days leading to May 10, there were so many worst scenarios played up by the media. Did these contribute in the fear of "failure of election"? Plus, was the media fair to all candidates?
Asked by Bunny - Fri May 14 00:14:40 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In my opinion, I think the media are not biased. They only relay the information based on objectivity. We can't questions the different views of the viewers.
Answered by Jessie - Fri May 14 01:03:36 2010
Does the media's Recession Obsession contribute to people's....?
Q. Does the media's Recession Obsession contribute to people's fears about the future and feeling of dread ? It seems the 24/7 coverage of how bad the economy is - how bad it will get - how low it can go - how deep it can dive - would have an affect on the mindset of the people. What role do you think the media's Recession Obsession plays in our economic situation ? I'm not suggesting not reporting the news, the facts; but the saturation of the same bad news repeated over and over again was the point I was making; not to mention the spin whichever media source wishes to put on it. That's all I'm saying.
Asked by unknown - Mon Dec 1 19:03:49 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There s an old saying: It s easy to talk your way into a recession; it s harder to talk your way out of one. The doom and gloom media reporting causes people to lose confidence in our economy. People get worried, they cut back on their spending, and we re in a recession. Now we re in a real one, brought on by our social engineers in Washington who decided that people who couldn t afford to buy houses could buy them with zero-down, negative amortization loans with upfront teaser rates that were good for two or three years. Once the interest rates adjusted, there was no way they could make the monthly payments. This occurred during a housing bubble that any idiot had to know had to burst. Our politicians put many low-income, high… [cont.]
Answered by SCOTT M - Mon Dec 1 20:53:47 2008
Q. Does the media's Recession Obsession contribute to people's fears about the future and feeling of dread ? It seems the 24/7 coverage of how bad the economy is - how bad it will get - how low it can go - how deep it can dive - would have an affect on the mindset of the people. What role do you think the media's Recession Obsession plays in our economic situation ? I'm not suggesting not reporting the news, the facts; but the saturation of the same bad news repeated over and over again was the point I was making; not to mention the spin whichever media source wishes to put on it. That's all I'm saying.
Asked by unknown - Mon Dec 1 19:03:49 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There s an old saying: It s easy to talk your way into a recession; it s harder to talk your way out of one. The doom and gloom media reporting causes people to lose confidence in our economy. People get worried, they cut back on their spending, and we re in a recession. Now we re in a real one, brought on by our social engineers in Washington who decided that people who couldn t afford to buy houses could buy them with zero-down, negative amortization loans with upfront teaser rates that were good for two or three years. Once the interest rates adjusted, there was no way they could make the monthly payments. This occurred during a housing bubble that any idiot had to know had to burst. Our politicians put many low-income, high… [cont.]
Answered by SCOTT M - Mon Dec 1 20:53:47 2008
How has the development and expansion of global media technology contributed to the development of democracy?
Q. OR detracted from. Open opinions welcome.
Asked by B - Mon Apr 26 21:50:31 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. rapidity of news dissemination, through the net,over i phones,exponential increase in sources,choices,political opinion,occuring in 50 languages these can foster resistance and advancement,governments must cope with rising expectations of their populations and nations less advanced the 'global media" are less often.companies based in new york,london,or los angeles but the totality of the net,with 400,000,000 website addresses,,, with human history, a combination color tv set,stereo,,record player,am/fm radio,synthesizer,telepho ne,movie theatre,, library of achievements in math science,algebra,etc etc,in a hundred languages exemplifies mans expanding horizons.
Answered by sven - Mon Apr 26 22:33:23 2010
Q. OR detracted from. Open opinions welcome.
Asked by B - Mon Apr 26 21:50:31 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. rapidity of news dissemination, through the net,over i phones,exponential increase in sources,choices,political opinion,occuring in 50 languages these can foster resistance and advancement,governments must cope with rising expectations of their populations and nations less advanced the 'global media" are less often.companies based in new york,london,or los angeles but the totality of the net,with 400,000,000 website addresses,,, with human history, a combination color tv set,stereo,,record player,am/fm radio,synthesizer,telepho ne,movie theatre,, library of achievements in math science,algebra,etc etc,in a hundred languages exemplifies mans expanding horizons.
Answered by sven - Mon Apr 26 22:33:23 2010
How do media academics contribute to the study of audiences?
Q. How do media academics contribute to the study of audiences?
Asked by Gracie - Fri Sep 1 00:30:46 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. All the scientific discoveries,all the scintillatin inventions are kept informed to us by the media...Bieng a student , i can look into which areas which are good for me...And as well the presentations that are going to take place,the meetings..etc
Answered by patti - Fri Sep 1 02:55:44 2006
Q. How do media academics contribute to the study of audiences?
Asked by Gracie - Fri Sep 1 00:30:46 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. All the scientific discoveries,all the scintillatin inventions are kept informed to us by the media...Bieng a student , i can look into which areas which are good for me...And as well the presentations that are going to take place,the meetings..etc
Answered by patti - Fri Sep 1 02:55:44 2006
Do you think that VIOLENCE ON THE MEDIA contributes for a violent world?
Q. Do you think that violence on the media contributes for a violent world?
Asked by Luis Santos - Wed May 21 23:59:47 2008 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Media is undeniably the bearer of bad news, glorifying war and debauchery and brazenly scandalising the men of worth. The modern day media is formidably powerful. Business and Politics fear its ability to rouse the rabble against them, any person or entity seeking to right and amend the world. Alas politicians tolerate and coexist with the despotic media, being highly needful of its benevolence and grace to win elections and appear competent to civilians. The media has become God like. They who bow and pander are empowered and lauded. The heroes, freedom fighters and peace protesters have all been silenced, bought out or destroyed. Indeed the odd crumb is cast toward a group or lobby for appearances sake, but evil and deviancy rise… [cont.]
Answered by Wisdom - Thu May 22 02:22:30 2008
Q. Do you think that violence on the media contributes for a violent world?
Asked by Luis Santos - Wed May 21 23:59:47 2008 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Media is undeniably the bearer of bad news, glorifying war and debauchery and brazenly scandalising the men of worth. The modern day media is formidably powerful. Business and Politics fear its ability to rouse the rabble against them, any person or entity seeking to right and amend the world. Alas politicians tolerate and coexist with the despotic media, being highly needful of its benevolence and grace to win elections and appear competent to civilians. The media has become God like. They who bow and pander are empowered and lauded. The heroes, freedom fighters and peace protesters have all been silenced, bought out or destroyed. Indeed the odd crumb is cast toward a group or lobby for appearances sake, but evil and deviancy rise… [cont.]
Answered by Wisdom - Thu May 22 02:22:30 2008
Can the public find out which Media outlets have contributed to election campaigns, and which campaign?
Q. If you have a link for that information, I would be grateful.
Asked by C.T. - Thu Apr 3 17:17:12 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have a link for 2004 but not 2008, and would like further links so hopefully others can provide more. EDIT: I found some links for corporate contributions. You would need to research the corporations to determine if they own media. I see a few corporations known to own TV networks and newspapers (e.g., the ones easily identified by name Microsoft, Time Warner), but that is only from a cursory review. Obama: Clinton: McCain: I notice something that speaks to matters I have mentioned repetitively on this board. Do you notice how all of the big financial power players back ALL of the leading candidates. Very telling. Do you also notice how they do not support Ron Paul: Ron Paul has a plan to put control of the… [cont.]
Answered by RED ROBIN - Thu Apr 3 17:21:48 2008
Q. If you have a link for that information, I would be grateful.
Asked by C.T. - Thu Apr 3 17:17:12 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have a link for 2004 but not 2008, and would like further links so hopefully others can provide more. EDIT: I found some links for corporate contributions. You would need to research the corporations to determine if they own media. I see a few corporations known to own TV networks and newspapers (e.g., the ones easily identified by name Microsoft, Time Warner), but that is only from a cursory review. Obama: Clinton: McCain: I notice something that speaks to matters I have mentioned repetitively on this board. Do you notice how all of the big financial power players back ALL of the leading candidates. Very telling. Do you also notice how they do not support Ron Paul: Ron Paul has a plan to put control of the… [cont.]
Answered by RED ROBIN - Thu Apr 3 17:21:48 2008
Is there any medium to directly contribute funds to Indian Government schools around the country?
Q. Is there any medium to directly contribute funds to Indian Government schools around the country?
Asked by yobinator235 - Thu Oct 18 13:12:55 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are many in Tamil Nadu. One organization which is registered in the US is Tamil Nadu Foundation, located in Chennai. Since it is registered in the US any contribution you make is tax deductible.
Answered by pattu - Thu Oct 18 13:24:41 2007
Q. Is there any medium to directly contribute funds to Indian Government schools around the country?
Asked by yobinator235 - Thu Oct 18 13:12:55 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are many in Tamil Nadu. One organization which is registered in the US is Tamil Nadu Foundation, located in Chennai. Since it is registered in the US any contribution you make is tax deductible.
Answered by pattu - Thu Oct 18 13:24:41 2007
"How does its (Roman statue) medium determine or contribute to the art work?" EXPLAIN TO ME PLEASE?
Q. Im doing an essay on a Roman/Greek statue. Im not asking for any answers here, I want to know what she is asking for. I don't understand what she is asking for! If you even slightly understand understand the question please reply!
Asked by Jeanine D - Wed Nov 12 04:20:44 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The use of the medium of sculpture (whether in marble, bronze or other stones) to produce statues - whether they were idealized (Greek) or realistic (Roman) - contributed greatly to the effectiveness of the works. Statues - characterized by 3-dimensional figures, in many cases life size - were sited in public places (temples, plazas, meeting places) and would have made a tremendously strong impression on the public. If another medium - say painting (which is 2 dimensional) - had been used to depict famous people or mythological figures - their effect would have been much less. (also they could not have been placed outside, subject to all weather conditions).
Answered by angela l - Wed Nov 12 11:48:44 2008
Q. Im doing an essay on a Roman/Greek statue. Im not asking for any answers here, I want to know what she is asking for. I don't understand what she is asking for! If you even slightly understand understand the question please reply!
Asked by Jeanine D - Wed Nov 12 04:20:44 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The use of the medium of sculpture (whether in marble, bronze or other stones) to produce statues - whether they were idealized (Greek) or realistic (Roman) - contributed greatly to the effectiveness of the works. Statues - characterized by 3-dimensional figures, in many cases life size - were sited in public places (temples, plazas, meeting places) and would have made a tremendously strong impression on the public. If another medium - say painting (which is 2 dimensional) - had been used to depict famous people or mythological figures - their effect would have been much less. (also they could not have been placed outside, subject to all weather conditions).
Answered by angela l - Wed Nov 12 11:48:44 2008
Want to contribute to survey research on emotion and online media?
Q. Contribute to survey research on emotion and online media Hello! Energy Inside, a Massachusetts-based startup, is looking for contributors to our research into Internet media pictures, videos, text and how they affect people s emotions. We re using this information to help us build a new online mental health solution, which will use media to help people manage their moods; you can read more about our work at energyinside.com. What we need are people to complete a simple survey, once a week, viewing 5 items online and describing the feelings those items evoke. Each week s survey will take approximately 15-30 minutes; you can respond anytime, and you can skip any week you choose. Although we think the surveys are fun on their own, as… [cont.]
Asked by Mich - Sat Jan 23 15:10:49 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. nice question ;)
Answered by Jane - Mon Jan 25 04:47:23 2010
Q. Contribute to survey research on emotion and online media Hello! Energy Inside, a Massachusetts-based startup, is looking for contributors to our research into Internet media pictures, videos, text and how they affect people s emotions. We re using this information to help us build a new online mental health solution, which will use media to help people manage their moods; you can read more about our work at energyinside.com. What we need are people to complete a simple survey, once a week, viewing 5 items online and describing the feelings those items evoke. Each week s survey will take approximately 15-30 minutes; you can respond anytime, and you can skip any week you choose. Although we think the surveys are fun on their own, as… [cont.]
Asked by Mich - Sat Jan 23 15:10:49 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. nice question ;)
Answered by Jane - Mon Jan 25 04:47:23 2010
how the media's 'ideal image of beauty' contribute to body image dissatisfaction amoungst women?
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