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    certain purpose in the article. With the use of the Uses and Gratifications theory this essay will explore and analyse the media’s role in within the context of the article‚ whose needs the media satisfy. Whether the media played in favour of government interest or gave a voice to the people of South Africa. This piece will also aim to place into context the media’s role leading up to the article’s occurrences. The Uses and Gratifications Theory emerged as a theory that focused on redefining media

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    Delayed Gratification Angela Chang‚ Helen Lee‚ Ching Yang Background Research Summary Why should people be able to postpone their desire? Desire is a sense of hoping for something. Scientists have discovered that if people could control their inner desire‚ they would be more likely to have self-discipline‚ higher SAT scores and are more successful. Delayed gratification is a person’s ability to control his/her desire for something for a period of time. The Marshmallow Experiment conducted

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    complex purchasing behavior in non-Western cultures. Yet cultural factors moderate many as-pects of consumer’s impulsive buying behavior‚ including self-identity‚ normative influences‚ the suppression of emotion‚ and the postponement of instant gratification. From a multi-country survey of consumers in Australia‚ United States‚ Hong Kong‚ Singapore‚ and Malaysia‚ our analyses show that both regional level factors (individualism–collectivism) and individual cul-tural difference factors (independent

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    Compromising Most of the time‚ compromise helps stop a fight from starting and is generally a way to end a fight. However‚ the Civil War was only delayed by compromise because both sides didn’t want to give anything up. Compromise’s role in delaying the Civil War was keeping both the North and South happy‚ but it didn’t help. The Missouri Compromise was a good plan in theory. It made one state a slave state and another state free. It alternated between the two to keep it even. The Missouri Compromise

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    Research Proposal for the Application of the Uses and Gratifications Theory Purpose: For my research proposal I will use the Uses and Gratifications theory to further explain how television takes advantage of new media such as social media (FaceBook‚ Twitter) and other new types of media in order to strengthen‚ modify or enhance parasocial relationships people develop with characters on television. My research will be done in the form of a non open-ended survey‚ providing yes

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    of the media‚ while the power of audience in the media consumption process has been overlooked. With the development in effects research‚ scholars became more and more aware of the role that audience members play in mass communication. Uses and gratifications (U&G) altered the typical logic of media impact and moved the research focus from media-centered effects on people to the ways people use media to meet their needs. Some scholars even believe that the most prominent of the recent advances in media

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    Keelana Char English 155 Ms. Mendiola 19 September 2012 Drug Addicted Babies The use of illicit drugs and abuse of alcohol exact a steep price from our society. Substance abuse is a factor in many serious ills such as crime. More upsetting‚ however‚ is the affects that it has on children born affected from their dependent mothers. The National Institute on Drug Abuse estimates that 60 percent of women of childbearing age consume alcoholic beverages despite the fact that alcohol consumption during

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    “Instant Information‚ Instant Gratification” With the constant changing landscape of today’s world‚ it is hard to accurately imagine what will come for humans in the future years. It goes without being said that technology‚ cars‚ education and forms of communication will be completely altered in even just a few years’ time. These changes are particularly relevant in regards to the ones in media and journalism. Many mediums of news sources will be out of style or seemingly obsolete in ten or

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    Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Fetal alcohol syndrome is a neurological condition caused by exposure to alcohol during pregnancy. This condition has a lifelong severe effect on the fetus‚ affecting a child’s physical‚ emotional‚ and neurological development. The term fetal alcohol spectrum disorders is used to encompass the range of disabilities associated with exposure to alcohol in utero‚ and includes the diagnosis alcohol-related neurodevelopment disorder (ARND). Signs and symptoms that a child

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    The approach of uses and gratifications approach‚ is one of the popular mass communication theories‚ severs as a theoretical background for this study. The uses and gratification approach target on the goal of the receiver‚ not the goal of the communicator (Severin & Tankard‚ 2001). In another way‚ the audiences use the media to fulfill certain needs. This approach is one of the most cited communication theories as best tool for analyzing new media technologies (Ebersole‚ 2000). Katz‚ Blumler‚

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