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Audience Theories

Audience Theories

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Audience Theories

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Copy Cat: Relates to something which is publicised in the media

that creates a lot of attention, resulting in other people to imitate, or ‘copy’ this in order to gain the same level of attention.

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Uses and Gratifications:

The idea that some media is used to satisfy the needs of consumers. Such as video games, films and news.

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Desensitisation:

The idea that the more violence we see the more we get used to it, and the more used to it we are the less affected we are by it.

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Male Gaze:

The idea that women exist in the media purely and solely for the pleasure of men.

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Hypodermic Needle:

A model of communications suggesting that an intended message is directly received and wholly accepted by the receiver. The model is rooted in 1930s behaviourism and is largely considered obsolete today.