At their best, the media keep the public informed. They provide up-to-the-minute news, the latest weather, helpful consumer tips about products that have safety issues, or stories about the latest advances in health. They can also educate (while we all can be critical of some of the programs on radio and TV, the fact remains that there are also some excellent and well-researched education programs). And the media can motivate-- because of TV or radio segments about worthwhile causes or charities, or movies that focused on a specific issue that few knew about, or a featured article in a newspaper or magazine, people have become more aware about the issue and either donated to that cause or gotten involved in helping.
Another function of the media is to entertain, and while some see that as a negative, it is a fact that we all need a harmless escape now and then, and through books or movies or TV dramas or even so-called "reality" shows, people can take their mind off their problems for a while. And finally, the media transmit cultural practices to a new generation. Immigrants who come to America, for example, may not know how to salute the flag or where the White House is: thanks to watching TV, they can see the rituals and customs and important places in American life, and feel more comfortable in their new country.
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To show responsiveness to the public, actively engage with community feedback through surveys, social media, and public forums, ensuring that their voices are heard and considered. Transparently communicate your actions and decisions based on this feedback, demonstrating accountability. Additionally, promptly address concerns and provide updates on how community input influences policies or initiatives. This approach fosters trust and builds a positive relationship with the public.
Media can influence teen violence by normalizing aggressive behaviors and desensitizing young audiences to real-life violence through frequent exposure to violent content in movies, video games, and social media. This exposure may lead to the imitation of such behaviors, as teens often model actions seen in media. Additionally, media can shape perceptions of violence, making it seem more acceptable or even glamorous. However, the relationship is complex, and factors such as individual personality, environment, and social influences also play significant roles in shaping behavior.
no because positive+negative= balance of weight
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Media and press Groups
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peer pressure and media has a big impact on what influences your clothing choices.
none .... if it's good
By advertising, the media and mail?
The media definitely influences whether or not the public sees sports icons in a positive or negative light. If the media depicts the star as mediocre or not disciplined, the public will most likely adopt this view.
You are analyzing influences when you attempt to recognize the effects of culture, media, and friends on your health habits.
Positive influences of haber process
Positive influences at school can include supportive teachers, respectful peers, engaging extracurricular activities, and a positive school culture that values diversity and inclusivity. These influences can help students develop a sense of belonging, motivation to learn, and overall well-being.
Studying the impact of social media on mental health in adolescents is important because social media use is widespread among young people and can have both positive and negative effects on their well-being. Understanding how social media influences mental health can help identify potential risks and benefits, leading to the development of strategies to promote positive mental health outcomes in adolescents.